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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... publick Money have been unaccountably lavish'd , and one Mint has labour'd to encourage the other . By these Arts they fo far poifon'd a great Part of common People with Jealoufies and groundlefs Apprehenfions , as to render many of the ...
... publick Money have been unaccountably lavish'd , and one Mint has labour'd to encourage the other . By these Arts they fo far poifon'd a great Part of common People with Jealoufies and groundlefs Apprehenfions , as to render many of the ...
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... publick Subjects , and by their Fixedness and wavering in their Refolutions . It is hard to discover what Men's Principles really are , but not fo hard to difcern whether they act according to the Principles they pretend to own . We ...
... publick Subjects , and by their Fixedness and wavering in their Refolutions . It is hard to discover what Men's Principles really are , but not fo hard to difcern whether they act according to the Principles they pretend to own . We ...
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... publick Money among their Emiffaries , whom they employed to infpire the Mob with a Contempt of the best Gentlemen and Patriots ; and fet thofe to work who had no Religion to pull down that Church which only could protect all . The Form ...
... publick Money among their Emiffaries , whom they employed to infpire the Mob with a Contempt of the best Gentlemen and Patriots ; and fet thofe to work who had no Religion to pull down that Church which only could protect all . The Form ...
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... publick Good , he ought to hold him inexcufable . He may then be sure that it is want of Judgment , Levity of Temper , or private Intereft , or parti- cular Pique , or Affection , none of which are honeft warrantable Excufes , except ...
... publick Good , he ought to hold him inexcufable . He may then be sure that it is want of Judgment , Levity of Temper , or private Intereft , or parti- cular Pique , or Affection , none of which are honeft warrantable Excufes , except ...
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... publick Accounts ; who were againft enquring into the Mifapplication and Embezzlements of forfeited Eftates and publick Money ; who made and figned Treaties to the Dishonour of England , and to the In- jury of her Allies ; who were the ...
... publick Accounts ; who were againft enquring into the Mifapplication and Embezzlements of forfeited Eftates and publick Money ; who made and figned Treaties to the Dishonour of England , and to the In- jury of her Allies ; who were the ...
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