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... Some of the Queen's im- mediate Servants are told by their Fellow Sub- ject , that it lies upon all that have the Ho- nour to be in the Ministry to haften the Demo- ition for the fake of the Queen , and all her faithful Subjects , What ...
... Some of the Queen's im- mediate Servants are told by their Fellow Sub- ject , that it lies upon all that have the Ho- nour to be in the Ministry to haften the Demo- ition for the fake of the Queen , and all her faithful Subjects , What ...
Page 101
... SOME SEASONABLE REMARKS On the Danger of a POPISH SUCCESSOR . Invitus ea tanquam Vulnera attingo ; Sed nifi ta & ta tra & ataque fanari non poffunt . Liv . Printed in the YEAR MDCCXV . TO THE CLER G Y OF THE Church of ENGLAND THE ...
... SOME SEASONABLE REMARKS On the Danger of a POPISH SUCCESSOR . Invitus ea tanquam Vulnera attingo ; Sed nifi ta & ta tra & ataque fanari non poffunt . Liv . Printed in the YEAR MDCCXV . TO THE CLER G Y OF THE Church of ENGLAND THE ...
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... some Account of the Life and Writings of the Authors . The Works of Mr. William Congreve , in Three Vol , con taining his Plays and Poems , fome of which were never before publish'd . The Works of Sir George Etherege , containing his ...
... some Account of the Life and Writings of the Authors . The Works of Mr. William Congreve , in Three Vol , con taining his Plays and Poems , fome of which were never before publish'd . The Works of Sir George Etherege , containing his ...
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