The Political Writings of Sir Richard Steele |
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Page 9
... leaft known to you , but have , with all England , Obligations to you for the Greatness of Mind which you exerted in refufing , not long ago , to be made a Peer of this Realm in an hafty and furreptitious Manner : It was not fo much as ...
... leaft known to you , but have , with all England , Obligations to you for the Greatness of Mind which you exerted in refufing , not long ago , to be made a Peer of this Realm in an hafty and furreptitious Manner : It was not fo much as ...
Page 12
... leaft Aggravation , I have shown that if this Avenue 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 ...
... leaft Aggravation , I have shown that if this Avenue 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 ...
Page 13
... leaft Deference to a Good and Gracious Sovereign , to an Illuftri- ous Nobility , to a Learned and Knowing Gen- try , to a Great and Valiant People : I fay , let even this Step be forgiven for a Good Peace ; but let not that Peace ...
... leaft Deference to a Good and Gracious Sovereign , to an Illuftri- ous Nobility , to a Learned and Knowing Gen- try , to a Great and Valiant People : I fay , let even this Step be forgiven for a Good Peace ; but let not that Peace ...
Page 49
... leaft his Affertions may prevail upon that numerous part of Mankind , which has a great while taken every Thing upon Content , I Thall have the Patience to run through all he gives us as Arguments for our faving Dunkirk , and with the ...
... leaft his Affertions may prevail upon that numerous part of Mankind , which has a great while taken every Thing upon Content , I Thall have the Patience to run through all he gives us as Arguments for our faving Dunkirk , and with the ...
Page 50
... we shall have still ; nor can the Port of Dunkirk , being left open , be any ease of Charges on our Trade , or give us a nearer Paffage ; neither can the the Demolition in the leaft obftru & t our Trade 50 The Importance of.
... we shall have still ; nor can the Port of Dunkirk , being left open , be any ease of Charges on our Trade , or give us a nearer Paffage ; neither can the the Demolition in the leaft obftru & t our Trade 50 The Importance of.
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