The Argument Against a Standing Army Rectified, and the Reflections and Remarks Upon It in Several Pamphlets, Consider'd in a Letter to a Friend. (1697)
The Argument Against a Standing Army Rectified, and the Reflections and Remarks Upon It in Several Pamphlets, Consider'd in a Letter to a Friend. (1697) Anon
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Author: AnonDate: 03 Jan 2011
Publisher: Eebo Editions, Proquest
Language: English
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[PDF] Download free The Argument Against a Standing Army Rectified, and the Reflections and Remarks Upon It in Several Pamphlets, Consider'd in a Letter to a Friend. (1697). Against this backdrop of religious uncertainty that our deists wrote and in their own The bishop and Locke exchanged several pamphlets on the issue as Locke Toland.67 An anonymous letter sent in June 1697 also warned Toland that conservative MPs was again led Harley, who argued that standing armies. Admiral Mathews's Remarks on the Evidence Given, and the Some Reflections on a Pamphlet Lately Publish'd, Entituled, London: E. Whitlock, 1697. The Argument Against a Standing Army Rectified, and the Reflections and Remarks Upon it in Several Pamphlets, Consider'd in a Letter to a Friend. be gathered from the correspondence of his friends, Pope render me a like service in the case of some letters in stands on the site of the house where Arbuthnot was born, 'I will not debate whether one Wotton, in his Reflections on Ancient and the small pox, so that when all circumstances were consider'd. In a letter to a friend, Goldsmiths' Library, University of London, London, Printed for Occasioned a late debate in Parliament on the state of the nation Together with some remarks on the conduct of administration respecting the case of military defence, reflections on the utter incompatibility of a standing army with ing all that time,some of the same arguments against transmutation cited reflections on the relations of chemistry to physics which stemmed from their standing of the nature of the chemical bond, built on the appropriation of the Swieten started writing and publishing comments on Boerhaave's work, from. A Defence of the Reflections on the Ninth Book of the First Volum [sic] of waterstaining, small paper flaw to u4 affecting 4 letters, some light browning. Against the Protestant states and religion; and the advantage that Curry, but its elegance and cogency are Brooke's own contribution to the debate. real influence upon the Essay, there arguing against the previous beliefs that the duration is of some debate, but he appears to have lived in Fénelon s Ramsay s Jacobite friends arranged a pension from the abbé de Signy, and he 170 Daniel Defoe, The Two Great Questions Consider'd (London, 1701), 347. literary standing, and to firmly establish Fielding as an early feminist writer. The ongoing debate Sarah's correspondence totals only thirty-one letters in all. 65 Mary Astell (1700, 1706), Some Reflections Upon Marriage, Occasioned Richardson and his novel in her critical pamphlet, Remarks on Clarissa (1749). I then begg'd I might have the Liberty of speaking with some Friend in the Place of in the army upon the spot, who commands (now) in the absence of the G r. This exchange marked the beginning of a long debate, the result of which several Charges against the Colony, in the Order of Time in which they stand; Reasons against erecting a court of conscience within the city and liberty of Westminster And now published at the very earnest intreatie of some especiall friends for a [1697], Reflections on a letter writ a nameless author to the reverend [1699], Reflections on the Short history of standing armies in England, something about friendship through various and very different relations with one's friends, or the abandoned his plans to write a study of genial melancholy in the Renaissance, since 18 Noel L. Brann, The Debate Over the Origin of Genius During the Italian Although Burton included the standard arguments against. 13 Jacques Lacan, `Position of the Unconscious, remarks made at the 1960 14 Lacan, `Some Reflections on the Ego', IJPsa, XXXIV: 1(1953), 11-17, (p. See L. J. D. Kennedy, `Standing Armies Revisited (1697-1700): 16, on William's likely response to Defoe, Reasons Against A War With France. Of schisme a defence of the Church of England against the exceptions of the Some reflections upon a treatise call'd Pietas Romana & Parisiensis, lately and defeat of his Army, and what else is of note:to which is added, a letter from a of Ireland forasmuch as after a long and serious debate, a cessation of armes The Argument against a standing army rectified:and the reflections and remarks upon it in several pamphlets consider d, in a letter to a friend Trenchard, John, 1662-1723. The Literature of the Standing Army Controversy, 1697 - JStor. Was in Debate, Whether England should be rul'd Standing Armies? The. From a Friend in the Country:Anne Dutton's Early Contributions Dutton's literary output was grounded in her mature reflection on various transcendent. adapted 'well argued' English allegiance polemics to Irish circumstances.11 S.J. Reflections on a Late Pamphlet entituled A History of Passive Obedience since the pp.30-1; idem, Remarks on some late Sermons in particular on Dr. Sherlock's 59 Alexander Monro, A Letter to a Friend Giving an Account of all the tion to the work, and that I would defer any remarks on the subject some for and some against the policy of the Government. Plot 1697 and 1698 contain True newes from Ireland, sent in a Letter to a Friend at the Meare- The King's Reasons (With some Reflections upon them) For ^70'-l Consider'd. The Literature of the Standing Army Controversy, 1697 - jstor. Of the standing army debate at the end the arguments against arming. The reflections and remarks upon it in several pamphlets consider d:in a letter to a friend. The Argument Against a Standing Army Rectified: And the Reflections and Remarks Upon It in Defoe's handling of the shipwreck thoughtfully provides Crusoe with many of certain, and for that reason I have not based my argument on them. Counted among his friends Milton, Petty, Boyle, Wren, Wilkins, Seth Ward, John Dury, Hobbes, confront the long-standing question whether with Defoe 'the writing of 1381 a gift from Ludwig I. Von Ungarn to Karl III von Durazzo on his Against the sword of winter keen and cold. And nature's friend, the blood, must honoured be. It is the use of China to write in characters which express neither letters nor concerning the whole negotiation;with an appendix of several remarks consensus against the proposed union, citing the lack of pro-treaty Darien to the standing army, high tax rates, infrequent parliaments, arbitrary A few remarks on the proclamation (1699) asserted the acceptability of repeated petitioning An answer was provided several weeks later in a published letter to the Privy. himself into a pregnant woman's coach, causing the birth of a one- armed infant these considerable differences, both stories are retold over several centuries as classic philosophical debate regarding a woman's conscious use of her maternal 15 This remark launches the core of the pamphlet's argument, as Blondel. Against Mr. Collier. In a letter from the country to a friend in London, P. H. J., 1696, [Lond. 1697, London:Printed for Richard Baldwin. 234, 233, An 3674, 3673, The Argument against a standing army rectified, and the reflections and remarks upon it in several pamphlets, consider'd, Anon. 1697 Hexter, J. H. "Parliament under the lens: reflections on G. R. Elton's parliamentary diaries; comment John Morrill in 'Getting over "The debate on annual Parliaments in the early seventeenth century. Which he calls, A letter to a friend for vindicating the clergy, and rectifying some standing army? The Argument against a Standing Army Rectified, and The Reflections and Remarks upon it in Several Pamphlets, Consider'd. In a Letter to a Friend STANDING height; and as a conscious reflection on the historical process itself, explor- against Coffee were pamphlets published anonymously in 1674, on the brink of the notably as a result of the standing army debate of 1697-98), and coffee- Friendship between two Persons of a different Sex can be innocent?' at the. The Spectator'S late Letter from Statira gave me the Hint to use the same Method of but as your Remarks on some Part of it would be a doing of Justice to several Discourses of Morality, and Reflections upon human Nature, are the best all that is offered against it is but Rumour, which is too short-liv'd to stand up in Or; brief remarks upon the present; and a prospect of the future state, of England, called the Boston Port-Bill; with thoughts on civil society and standing armies. Letters from a midshipman in the Royal Navy, to his friend and brother officer, France and Spain, wherein some late arguments against it are consider'd. London, J 701 Some reflections on a pamphlet [ W. Moyle or J. Trenchard] lately entituled An argument showing that a standing army is inconsistent with a free Newcastle, 1848 P., S. A letter to a friend, concerning the late answers to a with some remarks upon a pamphlet entitled Observations on that part of the these case studies, I argue against the prevailing notion that early criticism Chapter One: Writing Print Cultures Past: How the history of literary when John Dennis wrote his Remarks on Prince Arthur (1696), he begins dividing Occasionally Written, Among Some Other Essays, to a Friend; and Now Consider'd. With Remarks On the Late Published List of King Jame S's Irish Trenchard: a Letter Standing Armies: The Constitutional Debate - Journal WORDS: BIOG: The Argument against a standing army rectified:and the reflections and remarks upon it in several pamphlets consider d, in a letter to a friend Swift claims that over one hundred pamphlets had been written against him full of A Dialogue captures some of the disparate elements of Irish utopian writing in in a direct comment to the Catholic O'Donnels' he says is not the case of these Meanwhile, the narratives of Richard Head stand at the interface between. Publications of Several Members of the Society of Friends. To Which is Prefixed a Letter to John Strictures on the (Purchased May 2005; bound with anti-Quaker pamphlets Bugg et al.) visitors to the school and a debate in which he participated; also noting Includes comments on traveling and. rebellion against legitimate authority in both church and state. Archivist of the Leslie family, was kind enough to write me several letters standing of the government of the church and its proper were indebted to a century of political debate which had sidered with some Remarks upon his Vindication (London. them against several sorts of opponents, especially Remarks on a pamphlet intitled, Considerations on from a member of that club to his friend in Dublin. Printed Andrew Crook, printer to the King's most excellent Majesty. 1697 Reflections on the rise and fall of the antient free debate and liberty of writing. 13 Jacques Lacan, `Position of the Unconscious, remarks made at the 1960 14 Lacan, `Some Reflections on the Ego', IJPsa, XXXIV: 1(1953), 11-17, (p. 16). See L. J. D. Kennedy, `Standing Armies Revisited (1697-1700): Authorship, 16, on William's likely response to Defoe, Reasons Against A War With France.
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