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... Particular . Mr. IRONSIDE , YOU employ your important Moments , ' methinks , a little too frivolously , when 6 you confider fo often little Circumftances of • Dress and Behaviour , and never make men- tion of Matters wherein you and all ...
... Particular . Mr. IRONSIDE , YOU employ your important Moments , ' methinks , a little too frivolously , when 6 you confider fo often little Circumftances of • Dress and Behaviour , and never make men- tion of Matters wherein you and all ...
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... Particular , and put it in a different Letter , " That the Demolition of Dunkirk will remove ' France many hundred Miles further off from us ; and then repeat again , That the British ' Nation expects the Demolition of Dunkirk . · 6 • I ...
... Particular , and put it in a different Letter , " That the Demolition of Dunkirk will remove ' France many hundred Miles further off from us ; and then repeat again , That the British ' Nation expects the Demolition of Dunkirk . · 6 • I ...
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... Particular . Mr..IRONSIDE , tourivooly , wh You YOU OU employ your in po tant Moments , methinks , a little too frivolously , when " you confider fo often little Circumstances of . • Drefs and Behaviour , and never make men- tion of ...
... Particular . Mr..IRONSIDE , tourivooly , wh You YOU OU employ your in po tant Moments , methinks , a little too frivolously , when " you confider fo often little Circumstances of . • Drefs and Behaviour , and never make men- tion of ...
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... Particular , and put it in a different Letter , That the Demolition of Dunkirk will remove France many bundred Miles further off from us ; and then repeat again , That the British Nation expects the Demolition of Dunkirk . ' I demand of ...
... Particular , and put it in a different Letter , That the Demolition of Dunkirk will remove France many bundred Miles further off from us ; and then repeat again , That the British Nation expects the Demolition of Dunkirk . ' I demand of ...
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... particular , in letting the World fee what thefe Things are which Bri- tain ought to obtain from the Neighbouring Powers ; and which Dunkirk is fo far a Pledge for , that it ought to remain in Her Majefty's Hands ' till they are ...
... particular , in letting the World fee what thefe Things are which Bri- tain ought to obtain from the Neighbouring Powers ; and which Dunkirk is fo far a Pledge for , that it ought to remain in Her Majefty's Hands ' till they are ...
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