The Political Writings of Sir Richard Steele |
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Page 4
... shall be tranfmitted to Pofterity , must pafs down only memorable , as they have ex- erted themselves in Concert with You , or a- gainst You , with Endlefs Honour as Your Friends , Infamy as Your Enemies . The Bright- eft Circumstance ...
... shall be tranfmitted to Pofterity , must pafs down only memorable , as they have ex- erted themselves in Concert with You , or a- gainst You , with Endlefs Honour as Your Friends , Infamy as Your Enemies . The Bright- eft Circumstance ...
Page 17
... shall be Demolished . That the British Nation expect the imme- ' diate Demolition of it . ' That the very Common People know , that within two Months after the figning of the ' Peace , the Works towards the Sea were to ⚫ be demolished ...
... shall be Demolished . That the British Nation expect the imme- ' diate Demolition of it . ' That the very Common People know , that within two Months after the figning of the ' Peace , the Works towards the Sea were to ⚫ be demolished ...
Page 33
... shall have bestow'd them on the Tears and Groans of " the Inhabitants of that Town , overwhelm'd with Grief . 6 } ' Tis by thofe Tears and by those Groans , that the Magiftrates and their Deputy , hum- bly proftrate at the Feet of your ...
... shall have bestow'd them on the Tears and Groans of " the Inhabitants of that Town , overwhelm'd with Grief . 6 } ' Tis by thofe Tears and by those Groans , that the Magiftrates and their Deputy , hum- bly proftrate at the Feet of your ...
Page 43
... shall be no danger of the Incroachments and Invafions of any Nation , not France only , but other Powers as well as France ; for I must be allow'd , with thefe Gentlemens Par- don , to fuppofe that there are Dangers to be expected from ...
... shall be no danger of the Incroachments and Invafions of any Nation , not France only , but other Powers as well as France ; for I must be allow'd , with thefe Gentlemens Par- don , to fuppofe that there are Dangers to be expected from ...
Page 51
... shall be as much annoy'd in our Trade as we were in the two laft , and the Town can be eafily Re- fortified ; he may have a very good View in this : But really I would not have him run the Rifque of it , tho ' it may prove fo much for ...
... shall be as much annoy'd in our Trade as we were in the two laft , and the Town can be eafily Re- fortified ; he may have a very good View in this : But really I would not have him run the Rifque of it , tho ' it may prove fo much for ...
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