The Political Writings of Sir Richard Steele |
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Page 42
... just ' and ought to be performed ; but which wedo not find them fo free to execute , as the Ob- ligations Britain has laid on them has given us reafon to expect . C 6 It might , with much more Duty to Her Majefty , and Juftice to our ...
... just ' and ought to be performed ; but which wedo not find them fo free to execute , as the Ob- ligations Britain has laid on them has given us reafon to expect . C 6 It might , with much more Duty to Her Majefty , and Juftice to our ...
Page 66
... just now brought me a printed half Sheet , Entitled , A Letter to the Guardian , about Dunkirk . With a great deal of very apt Raillery , upon the Mad- nefs of the Times , he pleafantly imagines our Language is altered of late Years ...
... just now brought me a printed half Sheet , Entitled , A Letter to the Guardian , about Dunkirk . With a great deal of very apt Raillery , upon the Mad- nefs of the Times , he pleafantly imagines our Language is altered of late Years ...
Page 70
... just Panegyrick which Mr. Steele ever made upon any great A & tion in ..the World ; and which , no doubt , he did in Honour to the Queen , and the prefent Go- vernment ; and that the faid Mr. Steele has ' gained the juft Approbation of ...
... just Panegyrick which Mr. Steele ever made upon any great A & tion in ..the World ; and which , no doubt , he did in Honour to the Queen , and the prefent Go- vernment ; and that the faid Mr. Steele has ' gained the juft Approbation of ...
Page 71
... just Demands we may have upon them , his moft Chriftian Majefty will not think it any Reafon for delaying the Demolition of a Town in his Dominions , in the hands of another Prince , for Reafons of State to that Prince , and not to his ...
... just Demands we may have upon them , his moft Chriftian Majefty will not think it any Reafon for delaying the Demolition of a Town in his Dominions , in the hands of another Prince , for Reafons of State to that Prince , and not to his ...
Page 74
... just as their Mirth or their Malice directs them . It is the Difgrace of Literature , that there ' are fuch Inftruments ; and to good Govern- ment , that they are fuffer'd : but this Mifchief is gone fo far in our Age , that the ...
... just as their Mirth or their Malice directs them . It is the Difgrace of Literature , that there ' are fuch Inftruments ; and to good Govern- ment , that they are fuffer'd : but this Mifchief is gone fo far in our Age , that the ...
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