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... several Ac- complishments , Your Excellencies that Expose You to the Poffibility of being ill treated . We understand You too well not to fee , and to thank You , that You come Home , as if You B 3 had had never heard the Acclamations ...
... several Ac- complishments , Your Excellencies that Expose You to the Poffibility of being ill treated . We understand You too well not to fee , and to thank You , that You come Home , as if You B 3 had had never heard the Acclamations ...
Page 69
... received from them ' is Ineftimable . His words follow : That when Dunkirk is demolished , the Power of France , on that side , should it ever be • be turned against us , will be removed several Dunkirk Confider'd . 69.
... received from them ' is Ineftimable . His words follow : That when Dunkirk is demolished , the Power of France , on that side , should it ever be • be turned against us , will be removed several Dunkirk Confider'd . 69.
Page 70
Sir Richard Steele. • be turned against us , will be removed several • bundred Miles farther off of Great Britain • than it is at prefent . Vide Guardian , No. 128 . As this is an undoubted Teftimony given to the Zeal of the Ministry ...
Sir Richard Steele. • be turned against us , will be removed several • bundred Miles farther off of Great Britain • than it is at prefent . Vide Guardian , No. 128 . As this is an undoubted Teftimony given to the Zeal of the Ministry ...
Page 110
... several Perfons , are apparent Improvements made upon what began in that unlimited Power . This is what feems reasonable to common Sense ; and the Manner of maintaining absolute Dominion in one Perfon , where- where - ever it fubfifts ...
... several Perfons , are apparent Improvements made upon what began in that unlimited Power . This is what feems reasonable to common Sense ; and the Manner of maintaining absolute Dominion in one Perfon , where- where - ever it fubfifts ...
Page 141
... several Acts of Par- liament : To the Intent therefore that the faid A & ts might be for ever inviolably preferved , and that all future Questions , and Divifions , by reafon of any pretended Titles to the Crown , might be prevented ...
... several Acts of Par- liament : To the Intent therefore that the faid A & ts might be for ever inviolably preferved , and that all future Questions , and Divifions , by reafon of any pretended Titles to the Crown , might be prevented ...
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