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... Means to give a turbulent Air to all his other Pretenfions , and even to fink the Agreeableness of the Friend and Compani- on , by the Appearance of fome- fomewhat fuppos'd to be demanding inthe Patriot . But why Dedication .
... Means to give a turbulent Air to all his other Pretenfions , and even to fink the Agreeableness of the Friend and Compani- on , by the Appearance of fome- fomewhat fuppos'd to be demanding inthe Patriot . But why Dedication .
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... means the whole Constitution may be fubverted by this one Innovation . And it is plain , that the Prince who fhould place fo entire a Confidence in his Miniftry , as to give Peerage upon their Recommendation , would enable them by that ...
... means the whole Constitution may be fubverted by this one Innovation . And it is plain , that the Prince who fhould place fo entire a Confidence in his Miniftry , as to give Peerage upon their Recommendation , would enable them by that ...
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... means infulted and evaded , and the Anar- chical Fury ran fo high , that Harry Sacheverel fwelling , and Jack Huggins laughing , march- ed through England in a Triumph more than Military . Many extraordinary Things which have happened ...
... means infulted and evaded , and the Anar- chical Fury ran fo high , that Harry Sacheverel fwelling , and Jack Huggins laughing , march- ed through England in a Triumph more than Military . Many extraordinary Things which have happened ...
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... means alone Great Britain can maintain its Com- merce in the faid Provinces . " Secondly , Suppofing that your Majefty's Sub- jects might , in fpite of the Defigns of the Dutch , ' carry on their Trade in the Auftrian Nether- lands , by ...
... means alone Great Britain can maintain its Com- merce in the faid Provinces . " Secondly , Suppofing that your Majefty's Sub- jects might , in fpite of the Defigns of the Dutch , ' carry on their Trade in the Auftrian Nether- lands , by ...
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... means of a free Paffage , without paying any • Custom or Duties , would ftill fubfift , and may fuffice to let your Majefty fee , that the Pre- fervation of that Harbour , with its bare Mole ⚫ and Dikes , defpoil'd of all manner of ...
... means of a free Paffage , without paying any • Custom or Duties , would ftill fubfift , and may fuffice to let your Majefty fee , that the Pre- fervation of that Harbour , with its bare Mole ⚫ and Dikes , defpoil'd of all manner of ...
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