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... Parliament concerning the Bill for preventing the Growth of Schifm . P. 79 P. 181 Mr. Steele's Apology for himself and his Wri- tings ; occafioned by his Expulfion from the Houfe of Commons . p . 205 THE : THE ENGLISH MAN's THANKS TO ...
... Parliament concerning the Bill for preventing the Growth of Schifm . P. 79 P. 181 Mr. Steele's Apology for himself and his Wri- tings ; occafioned by his Expulfion from the Houfe of Commons . p . 205 THE : THE ENGLISH MAN's THANKS TO ...
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... Parliament has been told from the Queen , that the Equivalent for it is in the Hands of the French King . ' That the Sieur Tugghe has the Impudence to ask the Queen to remit the moft material Part of the Articles of Peace between Her ...
... Parliament has been told from the Queen , that the Equivalent for it is in the Hands of the French King . ' That the Sieur Tugghe has the Impudence to ask the Queen to remit the moft material Part of the Articles of Peace between Her ...
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... Parliament , should take place , and deftroy the Arguments above al- ledg'd in favour of the British Trade by the ' Way of Dunkirk , into the French Provinces ; yet the Reafons relating to the faid Com- merce by the Way of Dunkirk ...
... Parliament , should take place , and deftroy the Arguments above al- ledg'd in favour of the British Trade by the ' Way of Dunkirk , into the French Provinces ; yet the Reafons relating to the faid Com- merce by the Way of Dunkirk ...
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... Parliament has been told from the Queen , that the Equivalent for it is in the Hands of the French King . That the Sieur Tuggbe has the Impudence ' to ask the Queen to remit the most material Part of the Articles of Peace between Her ...
... Parliament has been told from the Queen , that the Equivalent for it is in the Hands of the French King . That the Sieur Tuggbe has the Impudence ' to ask the Queen to remit the most material Part of the Articles of Peace between Her ...
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... Parliament , that he may carry on his Infult there , and obtain the Honour , as another of their haughty Leaders has already done , of being expelled the Houfe . I have not Room to enlarge in this Case , • as fo unexampled a Piece of ...
... Parliament , that he may carry on his Infult there , and obtain the Honour , as another of their haughty Leaders has already done , of being expelled the Houfe . I have not Room to enlarge in this Case , • as fo unexampled a Piece of ...
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