The Political Writings of Sir Richard Steele |
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Page 17
... last of March , O. S. ' That the Parliament has been told from the Queen , that the Equivalent for it is in the Hands of the French King , That the Sieur Tugghe has the Impudence ' to ask the Queen to remit the moft material Part of the ...
... last of March , O. S. ' That the Parliament has been told from the Queen , that the Equivalent for it is in the Hands of the French King , That the Sieur Tugghe has the Impudence ' to ask the Queen to remit the moft material Part of the ...
Page 36
... last of " March , O. S. 3 That the Parliament has been told from the Queen , that the Equivalent for it is in the Hands of the French King . That the Sieur Tugghe has the Impudence to ask the Queen to remit the most material Part of the ...
... last of " March , O. S. 3 That the Parliament has been told from the Queen , that the Equivalent for it is in the Hands of the French King . That the Sieur Tugghe has the Impudence to ask the Queen to remit the most material Part of the ...
Page 86
... last War ; and though part of this must be expofed when it paffes through the Chopps , or Western Entrance of the Channel , it must be confidered , that this it was also liable to before , befides the Ter- rors of Dunkirk , and that ...
... last War ; and though part of this must be expofed when it paffes through the Chopps , or Western Entrance of the Channel , it must be confidered , that this it was also liable to before , befides the Ter- rors of Dunkirk , and that ...
Page 99
... last in- vincible Argument , tho ' the Fact happens to be falle . 1 am now come to what is moft Material to me at prefent . Your Eminence is strutting upon Ground which will Deceive , and Swallow you up . I maintain the Honefty of what ...
... last in- vincible Argument , tho ' the Fact happens to be falle . 1 am now come to what is moft Material to me at prefent . Your Eminence is strutting upon Ground which will Deceive , and Swallow you up . I maintain the Honefty of what ...
Page 173
... last named cannot be many Years from the Throne of France . In the next place how are we difpofed at Home , for the Reception of fuch an Attempt ? The Paffions of many , which were raised fo high by an Impudent Suggeftion of the ...
... last named cannot be many Years from the Throne of France . In the next place how are we difpofed at Home , for the Reception of fuch an Attempt ? The Paffions of many , which were raised fo high by an Impudent Suggeftion of the ...
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