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Page 10
... say that it is not fo with Sovereigns upon Earth , whom we phrase Fountains of Honour . They , alas ! are themselves diminished in Proportion to what they grant out of themselves . An un- guarded and lavish Hand , in Grants of this Kind ...
... say that it is not fo with Sovereigns upon Earth , whom we phrase Fountains of Honour . They , alas ! are themselves diminished in Proportion to what they grant out of themselves . An un- guarded and lavish Hand , in Grants of this Kind ...
Page 39
... say they ? his Memorial is to the Queen , and if it should be directed to Monfieur Tugghe it would be still . worfe ; for that would be to talk thus to him , viz . What do ye Petition the Queen for ? We tell you , The British Nation ...
... say they ? his Memorial is to the Queen , and if it should be directed to Monfieur Tugghe it would be still . worfe ; for that would be to talk thus to him , viz . What do ye Petition the Queen for ? We tell you , The British Nation ...
Page 58
... says , " For thefe Reasons , faving the Trespass on Cuftom , the LYE might be given in the Teeth of the Guardian , when he infolently tells the Queen , in his late feditious Libel , for fuch it must be accounted by every true Bri- tain ...
... says , " For thefe Reasons , faving the Trespass on Cuftom , the LYE might be given in the Teeth of the Guardian , when he infolently tells the Queen , in his late feditious Libel , for fuch it must be accounted by every true Bri- tain ...
Page 99
... say you , be would deny bis Affent to the Bill , because the Pretender is fill at Bar - le - Duc , and the French are about to For- tify Mardyke . He could not forbear the laft in- vincible Argument , the ' the Fact happens to be falle ...
... say you , be would deny bis Affent to the Bill , because the Pretender is fill at Bar - le - Duc , and the French are about to For- tify Mardyke . He could not forbear the laft in- vincible Argument , the ' the Fact happens to be falle ...
Page 196
... say they are too bufie in debauching their Flocks ? Do our Uni- verfities fay , their Academies breed Men too hard for them in Difpute ? Do not Diffenters pay Dues and Tithes like the reft of their Con- gregations , tho ' they maintain ...
... say they are too bufie in debauching their Flocks ? Do our Uni- verfities fay , their Academies breed Men too hard for them in Difpute ? Do not Diffenters pay Dues and Tithes like the reft of their Con- gregations , tho ' they maintain ...
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