The Political Writings of Sir Richard Steele |
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Page 31
... favour of the British Trade by the Way of Dunkirk , into the French Provinces ; yet the Reasons relating to the faid Com- merce by the Way of Dunkirk , into the Au ftrian Low Countries and into Germany , by means of a free Paffage ...
... favour of the British Trade by the Way of Dunkirk , into the French Provinces ; yet the Reasons relating to the faid Com- merce by the Way of Dunkirk , into the Au ftrian Low Countries and into Germany , by means of a free Paffage ...
Page 40
... favoured in Spight of ill Behaviour paft , with a confi- derable Employment in the Government , " treated his Sovereign in fuch a manner as the GUARDIAN has done the Perfon of the ' Queen ; and went Unpunished . 1 If the Clemency of the ...
... favoured in Spight of ill Behaviour paft , with a confi- derable Employment in the Government , " treated his Sovereign in fuch a manner as the GUARDIAN has done the Perfon of the ' Queen ; and went Unpunished . 1 If the Clemency of the ...
Page 51
... favour of Her Subjects in the Treaty of Commerce , which has been difapprov'd by the Parliament . If we should at any time be prevented fend- ing our Trade to the Austrian Low - Countries , any other way than through his Dominions , he ...
... favour of Her Subjects in the Treaty of Commerce , which has been difapprov'd by the Parliament . If we should at any time be prevented fend- ing our Trade to the Austrian Low - Countries , any other way than through his Dominions , he ...
Page 56
... Favour , in a confiderable Office and Penfion , which incapacitate a Man of fit- ting in Parliament , to render my self more use : ful to Her and my Country , in the Station with which your Borough has fince honoured me , If he is an ...
... Favour , in a confiderable Office and Penfion , which incapacitate a Man of fit- ting in Parliament , to render my self more use : ful to Her and my Country , in the Station with which your Borough has fince honoured me , If he is an ...
Page 60
... Favour and Prerogative , they think only what they may do , not what they ought to do . All that I have at prefent to complain of , is , that the Defence of my Queen and Country , and of the most valuable part of our Trade , is treated ...
... Favour and Prerogative , they think only what they may do , not what they ought to do . All that I have at prefent to complain of , is , that the Defence of my Queen and Country , and of the most valuable part of our Trade , is treated ...
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