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Page 71
... duty it is to become masters of the science of political economy , and who cannot plead in extenuation the pressure of ministerial drudgery ? In the members of our Board of Trade , we are intitled to expect an intimate acquaintance with ...
... duty it is to become masters of the science of political economy , and who cannot plead in extenuation the pressure of ministerial drudgery ? In the members of our Board of Trade , we are intitled to expect an intimate acquaintance with ...
Page 254
... duty ; for as there is little or no duty to perform , neither is there any emolument accruing . This sale of no- minal appointments is indeed often carried to a most reprehensible length . The secretary under a late governor , on the ...
... duty ; for as there is little or no duty to perform , neither is there any emolument accruing . This sale of no- minal appointments is indeed often carried to a most reprehensible length . The secretary under a late governor , on the ...
Page 502
... duty of Philip V. to strip himself of his crown , and presented a memorial in support of his opinion to his friend the Duke de Chevreuse , who drew up another in answer to it . Both papers , we are told , reflected credit on their ...
... duty of Philip V. to strip himself of his crown , and presented a memorial in support of his opinion to his friend the Duke de Chevreuse , who drew up another in answer to it . Both papers , we are told , reflected credit on their ...
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Beatsons Chronological Register of both | 4 |
Lectures on the Liturgy | 7 |
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