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Page 40
... Government , ' treated his Sovereign in fuch a manner as the GUARDIAN has done the Perfon of the ' Queen ; and went Unpunished . If the Clemency of the Queen prevails to fave fuch a Man ; if her Majefty thinks it below Her to refent an ...
... Government , ' treated his Sovereign in fuch a manner as the GUARDIAN has done the Perfon of the ' Queen ; and went Unpunished . If the Clemency of the Queen prevails to fave fuch a Man ; if her Majefty thinks it below Her to refent an ...
Page 57
... Government , where is Pre- rogative , while neither Age nor Sex , Virtue nor Innocence , can have any Redress from the Affaults made upon their Reputation , which is dearer than Life ? but fuch Injuries the Exa- miner repeats every Week ...
... Government , where is Pre- rogative , while neither Age nor Sex , Virtue nor Innocence , can have any Redress from the Affaults made upon their Reputation , which is dearer than Life ? but fuch Injuries the Exa- miner repeats every Week ...
Page 76
... Government . - Befides which , Her Majefty has manifested Her felf the most affectionate Wife , the moft conftant Friend , the most tender Mother , and has filled every Duty with a Virtue as Superiour to the rest of the World , as is ...
... Government . - Befides which , Her Majefty has manifested Her felf the most affectionate Wife , the moft conftant Friend , the most tender Mother , and has filled every Duty with a Virtue as Superiour to the rest of the World , as is ...
Page 104
... Government the frequent Subje & s of their Difcourses . These Men , from the pompous Ideas of Im- perial Greatnefs , and Submiffion to abfolute Emperors , which they imbibed in their earlier Years , have from Time to Time inadvertent ly ...
... Government the frequent Subje & s of their Difcourses . These Men , from the pompous Ideas of Im- perial Greatnefs , and Submiffion to abfolute Emperors , which they imbibed in their earlier Years , have from Time to Time inadvertent ly ...
Page 106
... Government introduced and eftablished by a Conduct fo directly oppofite to all the Rules of Honour and Precepts of Christianity ? As I always fpeak and think of your holy Order with the utmost Deference and Refpe & t , I do not infift ...
... Government introduced and eftablished by a Conduct fo directly oppofite to all the Rules of Honour and Precepts of Christianity ? As I always fpeak and think of your holy Order with the utmost Deference and Refpe & t , I do not infift ...
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