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... whole Age in which You live ; and all who fhall be tranfmitted to Potterity , muft pafs down only memorable , as they have ex- erted themfelves in Concert with You , or a- gainst You , with Endless Honour as Your Friends , Infamy as ...
... whole Age in which You live ; and all who fhall be tranfmitted to Potterity , muft pafs down only memorable , as they have ex- erted themfelves in Concert with You , or a- gainst You , with Endless Honour as Your Friends , Infamy as ...
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... whole People of England . Honour is the Confcience of doing juft and laudable Actions , independent of the Succefs of thofe Actions . God is the Fountain of this Honour , and animates and fupports all who are actuated by it ; he is an ...
... whole People of England . Honour is the Confcience of doing juft and laudable Actions , independent of the Succefs of thofe Actions . God is the Fountain of this Honour , and animates and fupports all who are actuated by it ; he is an ...
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... whole Conftitution may be fubverted by this one Innovation . And it is plain , that the Prince who fhould place fo entire a Confidence in his Ministry , as to give Peerage upon their Recommendation , would enable them by that Power in ...
... whole Conftitution may be fubverted by this one Innovation . And it is plain , that the Prince who fhould place fo entire a Confidence in his Ministry , as to give Peerage upon their Recommendation , would enable them by that Power in ...
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Richard Steele. ' whole Length of St. George's Channel , where ' any confiderable Naval Armament can be ' made . • That deftroying the Fortifications of Dun- ⚫ kirk is an inconfiderable Advantage to Eng land , in Comparison to the ...
Richard Steele. ' whole Length of St. George's Channel , where ' any confiderable Naval Armament can be ' made . • That deftroying the Fortifications of Dun- ⚫ kirk is an inconfiderable Advantage to Eng land , in Comparison to the ...
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