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... , to comfort them un- der the Neglect of their Friends , and fupport them against the Refent- ment of their Enemies . Your Lordship is pro- duced by Providence , in an 1 an ample and flowing Fortune , to make a Dedication .
... , to comfort them un- der the Neglect of their Friends , and fupport them against the Refent- ment of their Enemies . Your Lordship is pro- duced by Providence , in an 1 an ample and flowing Fortune , to make a Dedication .
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... ment ; among thefe you will find your Hum- ble Servant no fmall Man , but fpoken of more than once in Print : You will find I take ' up whole Pages in the Examiner , and that there is a little Pamphlet written wholly upon me , and ...
... ment ; among thefe you will find your Hum- ble Servant no fmall Man , but fpoken of more than once in Print : You will find I take ' up whole Pages in the Examiner , and that there is a little Pamphlet written wholly upon me , and ...
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... ment . Atter After this fubjoins the following Advertise- ' ment . The Dunkirk Confider'd . 41.
... ment . Atter After this fubjoins the following Advertise- ' ment . The Dunkirk Confider'd . 41.
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Sir Richard Steele. After this fubjoins the following Advertise- ' ment . The Honour and Prerogative of the Queen's Majefty Vindicated and Defended against the Unexampled Infolence of the Author of the GUARDIAN : In a Letter from a ...
Sir Richard Steele. After this fubjoins the following Advertise- ' ment . The Honour and Prerogative of the Queen's Majefty Vindicated and Defended against the Unexampled Infolence of the Author of the GUARDIAN : In a Letter from a ...
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... ment , that they are fuffer'd : but this Mischief is gone fo far in our Age , that the Pamphleteers do not only attack thofe whom they believe in general difaffected to their own Principles , but even fuch as they believe their Friends ...
... ment , that they are fuffer'd : but this Mischief is gone fo far in our Age , that the Pamphleteers do not only attack thofe whom they believe in general difaffected to their own Principles , but even fuch as they believe their Friends ...
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