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Page 61
... minister was lost in the aspirant to the chair of St. Peter ; and the favourite is never seen , but is throughout the delegate of the sovereign Pontiff . Royal favour , his place , his fortune , and his life , are sacrificed at the ...
... minister was lost in the aspirant to the chair of St. Peter ; and the favourite is never seen , but is throughout the delegate of the sovereign Pontiff . Royal favour , his place , his fortune , and his life , are sacrificed at the ...
Page 140
... minister's patronage to lectures which he intended to give on the subject of his plan ; but , fortunately for Ireland , the minister declined giving any countenance to the design . This refusal , in all probability , has for- warded the ...
... minister's patronage to lectures which he intended to give on the subject of his plan ; but , fortunately for Ireland , the minister declined giving any countenance to the design . This refusal , in all probability , has for- warded the ...
Page 281
... ministers with whom he negotiated . Such justice is now done to the memory of Sir Benja- min Keene , that a comparison with him carries with it the eulogium of any foreign minister . " To the kindness of my friend Benjamin Keene , Esq ...
... ministers with whom he negotiated . Such justice is now done to the memory of Sir Benja- min Keene , that a comparison with him carries with it the eulogium of any foreign minister . " To the kindness of my friend Benjamin Keene , Esq ...
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