A Collection of Scarce and Valuable Tracts, on the Most Interesting and Entertaining Subjects: But Chiefly Such as Relate to the History and Constitution of These Kingdoms, Volume 3F. Cogan, 1751 |
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... mean as to Matter of Loyalty : For in Truth , Gentlemen , we do not fee any Reason you have to reproach us in that Matter , you being in every Particular as faulty that Way as you Neighbours . Necef Some Neceflary Confiderations ...
... mean as to Matter of Loyalty : For in Truth , Gentlemen , we do not fee any Reason you have to reproach us in that Matter , you being in every Particular as faulty that Way as you Neighbours . Necef Some Neceflary Confiderations ...
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... mean Calumny and Difingenuity . To wave a parti- cular Difcuffion of the remoter Inftances of the Church of England's Difloyalty , which he pretends to fetch from Hiftory , tho ' he cites none , and to spare ourselves the Trouble of ...
... mean Calumny and Difingenuity . To wave a parti- cular Difcuffion of the remoter Inftances of the Church of England's Difloyalty , which he pretends to fetch from Hiftory , tho ' he cites none , and to spare ourselves the Trouble of ...
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... mean Time this Author tells us , that he does not intend to widen Breaches , and means nothing but Reconciliation . We have met with Friendships indeed in Hiftory before , which have begun with Alfaffinations ; but we never beard of ...
... mean Time this Author tells us , that he does not intend to widen Breaches , and means nothing but Reconciliation . We have met with Friendships indeed in Hiftory before , which have begun with Alfaffinations ; but we never beard of ...
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... Means they gain'd fo far upon fome of our Neighbours , as to be able to prompt them to interpofe in Matters of the higheft Importance to us , and to prevail fometimes against the manifeft Intereft of this Kingdom . To fupport this ...
... Means they gain'd fo far upon fome of our Neighbours , as to be able to prompt them to interpofe in Matters of the higheft Importance to us , and to prevail fometimes against the manifeft Intereft of this Kingdom . To fupport this ...
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... Means of Exemption from paying their juft Debts . That they were the Perfons who voted Supplies to the Dutch , above a Year before they were oblig'd to it by the Articles ftipulated between England and the States . That they were the ...
... Means of Exemption from paying their juft Debts . That they were the Perfons who voted Supplies to the Dutch , above a Year before they were oblig'd to it by the Articles ftipulated between England and the States . That they were the ...
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