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... can be related of the QUEEN Her Self , will be , It was SHE for whom MARLBOROUGH Conquer'd . Since it is Thus , My Lord , if even the Glorious Edi- fic : fice which Your Country decreed should be E- rected to 4 The Englishman's Thanks.
... can be related of the QUEEN Her Self , will be , It was SHE for whom MARLBOROUGH Conquer'd . Since it is Thus , My Lord , if even the Glorious Edi- fic : fice which Your Country decreed should be E- rected to 4 The Englishman's Thanks.
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... Queen and all her Subjects . It is from a Report that there are a- nother half dozen to be made within few Days ... Queen's moft Ex- cellent Majefty , the Houfe of Peers , and the whole People of England . Honour is the Confcience of ...
... Queen and all her Subjects . It is from a Report that there are a- nother half dozen to be made within few Days ... Queen's moft Ex- cellent Majefty , the Houfe of Peers , and the whole People of England . Honour is the Confcience of ...
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... Queen and her Heirs ; that Part of the Legiflature which is in the Queen , is ap- parently diminished by fo much as the gives out of it , from her own into other Families . This is equally deftructive with relation to the Merit of the ...
... Queen and her Heirs ; that Part of the Legiflature which is in the Queen , is ap- parently diminished by fo much as the gives out of it , from her own into other Families . This is equally deftructive with relation to the Merit of the ...
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... Queen's moft Excellent Majesty . As to the House of Peers , It is vifible to any thing above a natural Fool , that the Power of each Lord is fo much lefs confiderable as it is repeated in other Perfons ; but the great Hard- fhip to that ...
... Queen's moft Excellent Majesty . As to the House of Peers , It is vifible to any thing above a natural Fool , that the Power of each Lord is fo much lefs confiderable as it is repeated in other Perfons ; but the great Hard- fhip to that ...
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... Queen . It is certain there is not much Danger in delaying the Demolition of Dunkirk during the Life of his present moft Chriftian Majefly , who is renowned for the moft inviolable Regard to Treaties ; but that Pious Prince is aged ...
... Queen . It is certain there is not much Danger in delaying the Demolition of Dunkirk during the Life of his present moft Chriftian Majefly , who is renowned for the moft inviolable Regard to Treaties ; but that Pious Prince is aged ...
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