The Political Writings of Sir Richard Steele |
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... Hand , who Defended Me and All Men from it . Believe me , Immortal Sir , You have a flighter Lofs in this Change of Your Condition , than any other Man in England . Your Actions have exalted You to Ba be be the Chief of Your Species ...
... Hand , who Defended Me and All Men from it . Believe me , Immortal Sir , You have a flighter Lofs in this Change of Your Condition , than any other Man in England . Your Actions have exalted You to Ba be be the Chief of Your Species ...
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... Hand , in Grants of this Kind , would very foon make the Honour , flowing from a Prince , of no Value and Confideration tothofe on whom it is beftowed , and take away any Power of giving more from the Giver . To come immediately to the ...
... Hand , in Grants of this Kind , would very foon make the Honour , flowing from a Prince , of no Value and Confideration tothofe on whom it is beftowed , and take away any Power of giving more from the Giver . To come immediately to the ...
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... hand in the repealing as well as making Laws ; by which means the whole Constitution may be fubverted by this one Innovation . And it is plain , that the Prince who fhould place fo entire a Confidence in his Ministry , as to give ...
... hand in the repealing as well as making Laws ; by which means the whole Constitution may be fubverted by this one Innovation . And it is plain , that the Prince who fhould place fo entire a Confidence in his Ministry , as to give ...
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... Hands of the French King . • That the Sieur Tugghe has the Impudence to ask the Queen to remit the moft material Part of the Articles of Peace between Her ' Majefty and his Master . That the British Nation received more Da- mage in ...
... Hands of the French King . • That the Sieur Tugghe has the Impudence to ask the Queen to remit the moft material Part of the Articles of Peace between Her ' Majefty and his Master . That the British Nation received more Da- mage in ...
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... Hand be the Inftrument of their Mifery and Dif- ' perfion ! And let not the Inhabitants of Dun- kirk be the only People in the World that ⚫ may complain of the Rigor of a Queen whofe ' Wifdom and Clemency is adored by all the , • Earth ...
... Hand be the Inftrument of their Mifery and Dif- ' perfion ! And let not the Inhabitants of Dun- kirk be the only People in the World that ⚫ may complain of the Rigor of a Queen whofe ' Wifdom and Clemency is adored by all the , • Earth ...
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