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Page 56
... Office and Penfion , which incapacitate a Man of fit- ting in Parliament , to render my self more use- ful to Her and my Country , in the Station with which your Borough has fince honoured me . If he is an Enemy to the Prerogative ...
... Office and Penfion , which incapacitate a Man of fit- ting in Parliament , to render my self more use- ful to Her and my Country , in the Station with which your Borough has fince honoured me . If he is an Enemy to the Prerogative ...
Page 61
... writ the Letter to the Guardian ; but he is miftaken in that Particular , for I had refign'd , not only my Office in the Stampt Duties , but alfo alfo my Penfion as Servant to his late Royal Highness Dunkirk Confider'd . 61.
... writ the Letter to the Guardian ; but he is miftaken in that Particular , for I had refign'd , not only my Office in the Stampt Duties , but alfo alfo my Penfion as Servant to his late Royal Highness Dunkirk Confider'd . 61.
Page 113
... Office that one particular Perfon may do what he pleafeth without Reftraint ? Or that Society fhould be made happy and fecure ? Who will fay the former ? And if the latter be the true End of it , a lefs Power than abfolute will answer ...
... Office that one particular Perfon may do what he pleafeth without Reftraint ? Or that Society fhould be made happy and fecure ? Who will fay the former ? And if the latter be the true End of it , a lefs Power than abfolute will answer ...
Page 116
... Office to look into our Circumftances , and let the Enemies of our prefent Establishment behold the Securities which the Laws of our Country have given those who dare affert their Liberties , and the Terrors which they have pronounced ...
... Office to look into our Circumftances , and let the Enemies of our prefent Establishment behold the Securities which the Laws of our Country have given those who dare affert their Liberties , and the Terrors which they have pronounced ...
Page 133
... Offices if they refused to comply . " " By granting perfonal Protections for Civil Debts contrary to Law . All which Mifcarriages of King James , were utterly and directly contrary to the known Laws , Freedoms and Statutes of the Realm ...
... Offices if they refused to comply . " " By granting perfonal Protections for Civil Debts contrary to Law . All which Mifcarriages of King James , were utterly and directly contrary to the known Laws , Freedoms and Statutes of the Realm ...
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