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Page 35
... seems , the Seur Tuggke , for fo the Petitioner is called , was Thunder - ftruck by the Denunciation ( which - he fays ) the Lord Viscount Bolinbroke made " to him , That her Majefty did not think to ' make any Alteration in the ...
... seems , the Seur Tuggke , for fo the Petitioner is called , was Thunder - ftruck by the Denunciation ( which - he fays ) the Lord Viscount Bolinbroke made " to him , That her Majefty did not think to ' make any Alteration in the ...
Page 172
... seems to be the most favoured by the French King in the late Treaties is the Duke of Savoy , who is made King of Sicily ; and confidering alfo the Enlargement of his Territories on the Continent , by Ceffion from the Emperor , is become ...
... seems to be the most favoured by the French King in the late Treaties is the Duke of Savoy , who is made King of Sicily ; and confidering alfo the Enlargement of his Territories on the Continent , by Ceffion from the Emperor , is become ...
Page 301
... seems the Courtship in thefe Refo- lutions was to be made with no lefs a Réfig- nation than that of all their Senfe and Confci- ence . 4 All this is as clear and known as the Sun at Noon - day . But it may be answered , that though as ...
... seems the Courtship in thefe Refo- lutions was to be made with no lefs a Réfig- nation than that of all their Senfe and Confci- ence . 4 All this is as clear and known as the Sun at Noon - day . But it may be answered , that though as ...
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