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Page 11
... Place , without any further Preamble than , This Gentleman's Name is fo , do not call him Mr. from this time forward , but My Lord , for he is now one of you : Sit clofe there , let the Gentleman fit down ; I beg Par- don , make way for ...
... Place , without any further Preamble than , This Gentleman's Name is fo , do not call him Mr. from this time forward , but My Lord , for he is now one of you : Sit clofe there , let the Gentleman fit down ; I beg Par- don , make way for ...
Page 12
... place fo entire a Confidence in his Ministry , as to give Peerage upon their Recommendation , would enable them by that Power in the Legislature , joined to the Execution of the Regal Authority as Ministers , to give that Prince and ...
... place fo entire a Confidence in his Ministry , as to give Peerage upon their Recommendation , would enable them by that Power in the Legislature , joined to the Execution of the Regal Authority as Ministers , to give that Prince and ...
Page 23
... Places in the World , it concerns me most to appear a different Man , from the Perfon whom thefe Writers reprefent me ; I addrefs my Vin- dication to you , and at the fame time to the whole Borough . In the firft Place I must re ...
... Places in the World , it concerns me most to appear a different Man , from the Perfon whom thefe Writers reprefent me ; I addrefs my Vin- dication to you , and at the fame time to the whole Borough . In the firft Place I must re ...
Page 30
... Places poffefs'd by the Dutch , who in all likelihood would not give them free Paffige . Thus in fuch a Conjun & ture , at least the Prefervation of the Harbour of • Dunkirk would be neceffary for the Trade of your Majesty's Subjects ...
... Places poffefs'd by the Dutch , who in all likelihood would not give them free Paffige . Thus in fuch a Conjun & ture , at least the Prefervation of the Harbour of • Dunkirk would be neceffary for the Trade of your Majesty's Subjects ...
Page 31
... place , and deftroy the Arguments above al- ledg'd in favour of the British Trade by the ' Way of Dunkirk , into the ... Places of Retreat , either to shelter themselves against Storms when they happen to fall into them , or to repair ...
... place , and deftroy the Arguments above al- ledg'd in favour of the British Trade by the ' Way of Dunkirk , into the ... Places of Retreat , either to shelter themselves against Storms when they happen to fall into them , or to repair ...
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