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Page 11
... Gentleman's Name is fo , do not call him Mr. from this time forward , but My Lord , for he is now one of you : Sit clofe there , let the Gentleman fit down ; I beg Par- don , make way for his Lordship . Now when we come to confider the ...
... Gentleman's Name is fo , do not call him Mr. from this time forward , but My Lord , for he is now one of you : Sit clofe there , let the Gentleman fit down ; I beg Par- don , make way for his Lordship . Now when we come to confider the ...
Page 23
... Gentleman of my Acquaintance , who was going into Wales the next Day , receiv'd one of them from a Boy di- ftributing them in Cheapfide , and made me a Prefent of it . I will trouble you only with the English . A A moft Humble Addrefs ...
... Gentleman of my Acquaintance , who was going into Wales the next Day , receiv'd one of them from a Boy di- ftributing them in Cheapfide , and made me a Prefent of it . I will trouble you only with the English . A A moft Humble Addrefs ...
Page 68
... Gentleman argues France has a Power , but I fay , what is more with all honest Men , France has a Right to demolish it ; and who fhall refift it , when the great King of France has both Power and Right to demolish it ? But alas ! who ...
... Gentleman argues France has a Power , but I fay , what is more with all honest Men , France has a Right to demolish it ; and who fhall refift it , when the great King of France has both Power and Right to demolish it ? But alas ! who ...
Page 75
... Gentleman , who has diftinguifh'd him- felf by a becoming Veneration , in the House of Commons , for the Affembly , and has ever deliver'd himself with a Regard to his own Dignity , and that of the Place he was in ; is reprefented ...
... Gentleman , who has diftinguifh'd him- felf by a becoming Veneration , in the House of Commons , for the Affembly , and has ever deliver'd himself with a Regard to his own Dignity , and that of the Place he was in ; is reprefented ...
Page 101
... On the Danger of a POPISH SUCCESSOR . Invitus ea tanquam Vulnera attingo ; Sed nifi tacta tractataque fanari non poffunt . Liv . Printed in the YEAR MDCCXV . TO THE CLERGY OF THE Church of ENGLAND . Gentlemen THE ...
... On the Danger of a POPISH SUCCESSOR . Invitus ea tanquam Vulnera attingo ; Sed nifi tacta tractataque fanari non poffunt . Liv . Printed in the YEAR MDCCXV . TO THE CLERGY OF THE Church of ENGLAND . Gentlemen THE ...
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