The Political Writings of Sir Richard Steele |
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... mention these things here ? All the World is Witness that it hath been your Lord- fhip's early Inclination to find out and encourage the Lovers of yourCoun- try , to comfort them un- der the Neglect of their Friends , and fupport them ...
... mention these things here ? All the World is Witness that it hath been your Lord- fhip's early Inclination to find out and encourage the Lovers of yourCoun- try , to comfort them un- der the Neglect of their Friends , and fupport them ...
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... mention , fo near after his Omnipotence , any Distinctions we give one another here , I would proceed to say that it is not fo with Sovereigns upon Earth , whom we phrafe Fountains of Honour . They , alas ! are themselves diminished in ...
... mention , fo near after his Omnipotence , any Distinctions we give one another here , I would proceed to say that it is not fo with Sovereigns upon Earth , whom we phrafe Fountains of Honour . They , alas ! are themselves diminished in ...
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... mentioned . in the following Letter is fo daring , and fo ap- parently defigned for the moft Traiterous Pur- pofe imaginable , that I do not care what Mifin- terpretation I fuffer , when I expofe it to the Re- fentment of all Men who ...
... mentioned . in the following Letter is fo daring , and fo ap- parently defigned for the moft Traiterous Pur- pofe imaginable , that I do not care what Mifin- terpretation I fuffer , when I expofe it to the Re- fentment of all Men who ...
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... mentioned , in Competition with the ha- zard of fo great a part as , on a Rupture with France , that Place can moleft ; the reft of this Article is already anfwer'd , because other Ports can convey our Trade to any Place that Dun- kirk ...
... mentioned , in Competition with the ha- zard of fo great a part as , on a Rupture with France , that Place can moleft ; the reft of this Article is already anfwer'd , because other Ports can convey our Trade to any Place that Dun- kirk ...
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... mentioned as a thing poffible , not probable ) invade us again with the Pretender , from the very fame Place whence he 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 ...
... mentioned as a thing poffible , not probable ) invade us again with the Pretender , from the very fame Place whence he 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 ...
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