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Page 10
... high Qua- lifications , they do but crowd that illuftrious Affembly , and like all other Crowds , they are ferviceable and hurtful but just as they are in- fpired by those who have Skill to lead them . Thus the Crown is no way fure of ...
... high Qua- lifications , they do but crowd that illuftrious Affembly , and like all other Crowds , they are ferviceable and hurtful but just as they are in- fpired by those who have Skill to lead them . Thus the Crown is no way fure of ...
Page 14
... high , that Harry Sacheverel fwelling , and Jack Huggins laughing , march- ed through England in a Triumph more than Military . Many extraordinary Things which have happened fince , have been brought about upon a Maxim no deeper than ...
... high , that Harry Sacheverel fwelling , and Jack Huggins laughing , march- ed through England in a Triumph more than Military . Many extraordinary Things which have happened fince , have been brought about upon a Maxim no deeper than ...
Page 71
... High Treasurer would stand chargeable to the Nation with the Mony for the Garrison to Christmas . As for what he fays about our Allies , and fomething to be expected from them , I cannot comprehend what he means ; but whatever he means ...
... High Treasurer would stand chargeable to the Nation with the Mony for the Garrison to Christmas . As for what he fays about our Allies , and fomething to be expected from them , I cannot comprehend what he means ; but whatever he means ...
Page 76
... High Con- dition : But fhall leave what I have to say on this Topick , to the Time when the Confequence of it will be Infignificant to me , but which I hope will do Her Honour , that is , Juftice , when I am no more , and the Remains of ...
... High Con- dition : But fhall leave what I have to say on this Topick , to the Time when the Confequence of it will be Infignificant to me , but which I hope will do Her Honour , that is , Juftice , when I am no more , and the Remains of ...
Page 89
... , and furprize us at once . This very bufinefs ( if there were no Examples of this Kind in Hi- ftory ) gives room for fuch a Sufpicion . There are are now thirty Battallions at Work in that Place , in the Prefent State of Dunkirk . 89.
... , and furprize us at once . This very bufinefs ( if there were no Examples of this Kind in Hi- ftory ) gives room for fuch a Sufpicion . There are are now thirty Battallions at Work in that Place , in the Prefent State of Dunkirk . 89.
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