The Political Writings of Sir Richard Steele |
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Page 5
... lay You open to the Affaults of Your Enemies . That Sweet Complacency , that Admirable Spirit , which is fo tempered for the Arts of Common Life , makes us lofe our Wonder in Love . Is that Amiable Man , with that Eafy Gesture , that ...
... lay You open to the Affaults of Your Enemies . That Sweet Complacency , that Admirable Spirit , which is fo tempered for the Arts of Common Life , makes us lofe our Wonder in Love . Is that Amiable Man , with that Eafy Gesture , that ...
Page 9
... lay before the World this fa- tal Novelty , as it affects the Queen's moft Ex- cellent Majefty , the Houfe of Peers , and the whole People of England . Honour is the Confcience of doing just and laudable Actions , independent of the ...
... lay before the World this fa- tal Novelty , as it affects the Queen's moft Ex- cellent Majefty , the Houfe of Peers , and the whole People of England . Honour is the Confcience of doing just and laudable Actions , independent of the ...
Page 12
... to the Houfe of Lords is not fhut , that Houfe muft be blown up by it as effectually as it might have been by the com- buftible Matter laid under it an Age ago by Guido Faux . He He that brings the Torch into the Room to fire 12 A Letter ...
... to the Houfe of Lords is not fhut , that Houfe muft be blown up by it as effectually as it might have been by the com- buftible Matter laid under it an Age ago by Guido Faux . He He that brings the Torch into the Room to fire 12 A Letter ...
Page 42
... laid on them has given us reafon to expect . < · It might , with much more Duty to Her Majefty , and Juftice to our Country , have been faid , That the British Nation HOPES Her Majefty will not part with Dunkirk , nor fuffer it to be ...
... laid on them has given us reafon to expect . < · It might , with much more Duty to Her Majefty , and Juftice to our Country , have been faid , That the British Nation HOPES Her Majefty will not part with Dunkirk , nor fuffer it to be ...
Page 45
... lay at An- chor in the Downs ; when the French are dif- * poffeffed of Dunkirk , the dread and danger of their Men of War , of any confiderable Force , will be removed as far as Breft , which is a hundred and twenty Leagues , or three ...
... lay at An- chor in the Downs ; when the French are dif- * poffeffed of Dunkirk , the dread and danger of their Men of War , of any confiderable Force , will be removed as far as Breft , which is a hundred and twenty Leagues , or three ...
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