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... he does not ⚫ demand that the Works that may serve either for the Attack or Defence of Dunkirk be preserved , · either on the Landfide , or towards the Sea . either 24 The Importance of A moft Humble Addrefs or Memorial prefented ...
... he does not ⚫ demand that the Works that may serve either for the Attack or Defence of Dunkirk be preserved , · either on the Landfide , or towards the Sea . either 24 The Importance of A moft Humble Addrefs or Memorial prefented ...
Page 158
... Preservation of the faid Churches , were agreed to be taken as a Fundamental Condition of the Union ; and to be repeated , and inferted in any A & t of Par- liament for agreeing the faid Treaty , or Union betwixt the two Kingdoms . And ...
... Preservation of the faid Churches , were agreed to be taken as a Fundamental Condition of the Union ; and to be repeated , and inferted in any A & t of Par- liament for agreeing the faid Treaty , or Union betwixt the two Kingdoms . And ...
Page 160
... preserving this Union . For the late Kingdom of Scotland had as nu- merous a Nobility as England , and the Repre- fentatives of their Commons were alfo very Numerous ; they have by the Articles of Union Confented to fend only Sixteen ...
... preserving this Union . For the late Kingdom of Scotland had as nu- merous a Nobility as England , and the Repre- fentatives of their Commons were alfo very Numerous ; they have by the Articles of Union Confented to fend only Sixteen ...
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