The Political Writings of Sir Richard Steele |
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Page 17
... last of March , O. S. That the Parliament has been told from the Queen , that the Equivalent for it is in the Hands of the French King . • That the Sieur Tugghe has the Impudence to ask the Queen to remit the moft material Part of the ...
... last of March , O. S. That the Parliament has been told from the Queen , that the Equivalent for it is in the Hands of the French King . • That the Sieur Tugghe has the Impudence to ask the Queen to remit the moft material Part of the ...
Page 36
... last of • March , O. S. That the Parliament has been told from the Queen , that the Equivalent for it is in the Hands of the French King . That the Sieur Tuggbe has the Impudence to ask the Queen to remit the most material Part of the ...
... last of • March , O. S. That the Parliament has been told from the Queen , that the Equivalent for it is in the Hands of the French King . That the Sieur Tuggbe has the Impudence to ask the Queen to remit the most material Part of the ...
Page 50
... last Wars from other Harbours . As to the Sieur's Second , We always carry'd on our Trade to the Auftrian Netherlands through Oftend and Newport , fince the Dutch got Poffef- fion of the Scheld , the fame Conveniency we shall have still ...
... last Wars from other Harbours . As to the Sieur's Second , We always carry'd on our Trade to the Auftrian Netherlands through Oftend and Newport , fince the Dutch got Poffef- fion of the Scheld , the fame Conveniency we shall have still ...
Page 59
... last set out to vifit us , when we have no Troops to de . fend us , no Allies to fuccour us : When I think of these things with Horror , from the Love I bear my Sovereign and my Country , they fay , I offend the Prerogative . Authors ...
... last set out to vifit us , when we have no Troops to de . fend us , no Allies to fuccour us : When I think of these things with Horror , from the Love I bear my Sovereign and my Country , they fay , I offend the Prerogative . Authors ...
Page 68
... last take Compaffion of his own Town ? It has coft , to put it in its prefent Conditi- on , above Six Millions ; and it would go to a Man's Heart to part with what coft fo dear : But he is bound by Treaty , and he must do it , if he ...
... last take Compaffion of his own Town ? It has coft , to put it in its prefent Conditi- on , above Six Millions ; and it would go to a Man's Heart to part with what coft fo dear : But he is bound by Treaty , and he must do it , if he ...
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