The Political Writings of Sir Richard Steele |
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... 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 against ...
... 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 against ...
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... these Writers reprefent me ; I address my Vin- dication to you , and at the fame time to the whole Borough . In the first Place I must re- commend to your Perufal a printed Paper , which was publish'd in French on one fide , and English ...
... these Writers reprefent me ; I address my Vin- dication to you , and at the fame time to the whole Borough . In the first Place I must re- commend to your Perufal a printed Paper , which was publish'd in French on one fide , and English ...
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... these Confiderations , that is , ' confidering the fmall Damage which the Har- ' bour of Dunkirk , defpoil'd of all its Fortifi- ' cations , both on the Sea and the Land fide , " may caufe either to your Majefty's Subjects , or to thofe ...
... these Confiderations , that is , ' confidering the fmall Damage which the Har- ' bour of Dunkirk , defpoil'd of all its Fortifi- ' cations , both on the Sea and the Land fide , " may caufe either to your Majefty's Subjects , or to thofe ...
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... these diftin & Confiderations , you ob- ferve only one Ninth of the Trade on the Irif Seas and Briftol Channel , and part of the other Ninth in the Coaft of the Channel ( to come at which they are in danger from Portsmouth to Pli- mouth ) ...
... these diftin & Confiderations , you ob- ferve only one Ninth of the Trade on the Irif Seas and Briftol Channel , and part of the other Ninth in the Coaft of the Channel ( to come at which they are in danger from Portsmouth to Pli- mouth ) ...
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... these great Authors lay the weight of the Accufation , upon faying , the British Nation expects ; you fee the difference of a Man's Con- dition who acts under the Laws of his Country in general , from his , who acts only under the ...
... these great Authors lay the weight of the Accufation , upon faying , the British Nation expects ; you fee the difference of a Man's Con- dition who acts under the Laws of his Country in general , from his , who acts only under the ...
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