The Political Writings of Richard SteeleJ.T. and sold, 1715 - 308 pages |
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Page 9
... thought it inconfiftent with Ho- nour , are the propereft Man to be addreffed , when I confider the Danger of making occafi- onal Lords , and lay before the World this fa tal Novelty , as it affects the Queen's most Ex- cellent Majefly ...
... thought it inconfiftent with Ho- nour , are the propereft Man to be addreffed , when I confider the Danger of making occafi- onal Lords , and lay before the World this fa tal Novelty , as it affects the Queen's most Ex- cellent Majefly ...
Page 15
... thought , with great Justice , à very impertinent thing in a private Man to intermeddle in Matters which regard the State . But the Memorial which is mentioned in the following Letter is fo daring , and fo ap- parently defigned for the ...
... thought , with great Justice , à very impertinent thing in a private Man to intermeddle in Matters which regard the State . But the Memorial which is mentioned in the following Letter is fo daring , and fo ap- parently defigned for the ...
Page 34
... thought , with great Juftice , a very impertinent thing in a private Man to intermeddle in Matters which regard the State . But the Memorial which is mentioned in the following Letter is fo daring , and fo ap- parently defigned for the ...
... thought , with great Juftice , a very impertinent thing in a private Man to intermeddle in Matters which regard the State . But the Memorial which is mentioned in the following Letter is fo daring , and fo ap- parently defigned for the ...
Page 61
... Thoughts ' upon publick Affairs , without incurring the Imputation of offending against the Prerogative of their Prince ; that Prince , whatever Advantage his Minifters might make of his Prerogative , would himself foon have no ...
... Thoughts ' upon publick Affairs , without incurring the Imputation of offending against the Prerogative of their Prince ; that Prince , whatever Advantage his Minifters might make of his Prerogative , would himself foon have no ...
Page 68
... thought an hard Article to defire him to De- throne his Grandfon , tho ' he had fent him to take , what we then believ'd , another Man's Country : Suppofe he fhould , tho ' he has put it into other People's Poffeffion , at laft take ...
... thought an hard Article to defire him to De- throne his Grandfon , tho ' he had fent him to take , what we then believ'd , another Man's Country : Suppofe he fhould , tho ' he has put it into other People's Poffeffion , at laft take ...
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