The Political Writings of Sir Richard Steele |
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Page 64
... Administration ! from the Integrity of Her Councils ! from the glorious Advantages of Her Arms ! from the Faith and Sincerity of her Treaties ! from the Veneration and Re- gard due to Her from his moft Chriftian Ma- jefty , and from the ...
... Administration ! from the Integrity of Her Councils ! from the glorious Advantages of Her Arms ! from the Faith and Sincerity of her Treaties ! from the Veneration and Re- gard due to Her from his moft Chriftian Ma- jefty , and from the ...
Page 151
... Administration of ⚫ the Government in the Name of fuch Pro- ' teftant Succeffor , until Her or His Arrival in England , The Lord Arch - bishop of Can- " terbury , the Lord Chancellor or Lord Keeper , Lord High Treafurer , Lord ...
... Administration of ⚫ the Government in the Name of fuch Pro- ' teftant Succeffor , until Her or His Arrival in England , The Lord Arch - bishop of Can- " terbury , the Lord Chancellor or Lord Keeper , Lord High Treafurer , Lord ...
Page 184
... Administration of the • Sacrament , and other Rites and Ceremonies ; • and for Eftablishing the Form of Making , Or- • daining , and Confecrating Bishops , Priests and Deacons in the Church of England ; it is a- mong other Things ...
... Administration of the • Sacrament , and other Rites and Ceremonies ; • and for Eftablishing the Form of Making , Or- • daining , and Confecrating Bishops , Priests and Deacons in the Church of England ; it is a- mong other Things ...
Page 210
... Administration , could what you faid in the Houfe be commu- nicated to the Publick , I fhould have no need of this Defence ; but fince I have not here the Affiftance of your Eloquence , I beg the Ad- vantage of your Name and Character ...
... Administration , could what you faid in the Houfe be commu- nicated to the Publick , I fhould have no need of this Defence ; but fince I have not here the Affiftance of your Eloquence , I beg the Ad- vantage of your Name and Character ...
Page 237
... Administration , were the first Aggreffors . They have loaded me with groundiefs Calumnies , mifrepresented me in every Part of my Character , and have been as difingenuous and unchriftian in the Methods of publishing thefe falfe ...
... Administration , were the first Aggreffors . They have loaded me with groundiefs Calumnies , mifrepresented me in every Part of my Character , and have been as difingenuous and unchriftian in the Methods of publishing thefe falfe ...
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