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Page 337
... favour my endeavours for their de- liverance . You are to let them know that it is my full intention , in a few days , to move towards them ; and that they will be inexcuse- able before God & man , if they do not all in their power to ...
... favour my endeavours for their de- liverance . You are to let them know that it is my full intention , in a few days , to move towards them ; and that they will be inexcuse- able before God & man , if they do not all in their power to ...
Page 359
... favour . - The pamphlet is closed by the Petition already mentioned , of the sixty - nine members of the Cortez to Ferdinand ; a do- cument which must , in the original , have been of formidable length , since , after all the reductions ...
... favour . - The pamphlet is closed by the Petition already mentioned , of the sixty - nine members of the Cortez to Ferdinand ; a do- cument which must , in the original , have been of formidable length , since , after all the reductions ...
Page 458
... favour : but his Holiness remained in a state of delirium . The grand point now is to form a proper bargain with the man to whom we are to give our interest in the election , and to make your promotion a preliminary condition . " The ...
... favour : but his Holiness remained in a state of delirium . The grand point now is to form a proper bargain with the man to whom we are to give our interest in the election , and to make your promotion a preliminary condition . " The ...
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