Fyftem

Berith, Cybele, Venus, and other deities, fliould infpire an horror of thofe fuperftitions, and in - duce us to admire that rehgious fyftem which is free from them; and which has aboliflied fimilar praftices in all countries, where it has been in - troduced. ❋ Unknown (1788)

They never had any kind of fyftem, right or wrong; but only invented occasionally iome miferabre tale for the day, in order meanly to fneak out of difficulties, into which they had proud'y ilruttcd. ❋ Unknown (1775)

If this extinc - tion or diminution were to take place, your Lordfliip will doubtlefs agree with the Court in admitting, that the fatal confequences they contemplate would follow; and that after going on a few years on the new plan, the Company would be fo impaired in its refources, as to be inadequate to the important part allotted to it in the fyftem of Indian adminiftration. ❋ Unknown (1812)

We have refolved to direfl agninft England the fame fyftem which fhe has eflablilhed by her maritime code. ❋ Edwards, Thomas, 1775?-1845, Reporter (1812)

With thefe bleffings are neceflarily mingled the preflures and viciffitudes incident to the ftate of war, into which the United States have been forced by the perfeverance of a foreign power, in its fyftem of injuftice and aggreffion. ❋ Unknown (1812)

The one has arifen from a mere accident, in which neither prudence nor policy either had or could have any fliare: The other from the fall of the feudal fyftem, and from the eftablifhment of a government which afforded to induftry the only encouragement which it requires, fome tolerable fecurity that it fliaH enjoy the fruits of its own labour. ❋ Unknown (1812)

Thus the load of our debt kept up the credit of our Bank notes; where the fyftem was to end it was not difficult to guefs. ❋ Unknown (1797)

The fyftem which Miniftcrs had followed in Ireland, had reduced that country to a ftate of the greateft diforder. ❋ Unknown (1797)

Their revolutions are governed throughout by the fame law, of defcribing equal areas in equal times, which is known to regulate the mo - tions of all the other bodies in the fyftem. ❋ Unknown (1797)

The I ntrodudllon of various Checks in the mode of keeping the accounts of Stores received and delivered; fimilar to the mode praftifed in the Excife, as far as fuch a fyftem can be applied to tjie JiHerent Public Repofitories. ❋ Patrick Colquhoun (1797)

What a magnificent idea of the Creator and his works is prefented in tbil account of the folar fyftem! ❋ Unknown (1797)

We cannot forget the fyftem of meafures of which they are a part, — the difpofitioa from which they appear to flow, — the reafons by which they are fupported, — and the confequuices to which they feem intended to lead. ❋ Unknown (1797)

Under fuch a fyftem, inftead of riots and murmurings, by coercive afts of parlia* - menc, every man would be a volunteer with a cou» rage which no mutiny bill can infpire, and every houfe and cottage in Great Britain and Ireland would be a barrack for the foldiers of their country. ❋ Unknown (1797)

Amidft all the reprefentations which he had received from the Bank, regardlefs of the confequences which threatened to follow the fyftem he purfueii, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, far from labouring to avert the ruin, continued to perfevere in the very meafures which ac - cclerattid its completion and aggravated its mifchief. ❋ Unknown (1797)

He likewife treats of the fyftem of the-Chinefe writing .. ❋ Unknown (1797)

• * The fucccfi of the new fyftem is on the point, therefore, of beings more compleat than Howard niraself had ventured to contemplate: for Jje ooafidered the hops, that the laboor of prifoner* woold defray the expencrs of their detention, as an illufion; and yet, thofe in the gaol of Philadelphia, on their difmifion* befides paying their expenees of every kind, take with them an overplus of profit. ❋ Unknown (1796)

Our enemies would make it be believed, that becaufe the quantities of gold and filver in cir - culation are fmall, the circulating paper is not folid; they reprefent our Paper Credit as a bafe - lefs fabric about to fall; and they would there - fore perfuade individuals to heap up gold, to be cautious; theygive an hundred infidious exhorta - tions, which, if liftened to, would really deftroy the mercantile fyftem. ❋ Unknown (1796)

Having therefore their fyftem unfolded to us, it became an important conGderation how it could be moft fuccefsfully oppofed. ❋ Unknown (1796)

•With better iptentpms; he, however* acknowledges, that his at*. folate* unlimited power, has, fince his death, been a great inj oc/■ tp the fbcieries, haying been the parent of a fyftem of gocverarr - apent, highly oppreffive to many individual** and injurious to tho lights of the people s tho following curious lift will give the rea* -. dsr a orecife idea of the magnitude end confequence of tho we£»; ❋ Unknown (1796)

The officers and men muft be acquainted with maritime affairs; to comply with which, they-niuft be picked out of the whole army, — one from this corps, one from another, — fo as to break through the whole fyftem, wliich has coft us fo much time, anxiety and pains, to bring into any tolerable form. ❋ Unknown (1796)