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... World is Witness that it hath been your Lord- fhip's early Inclination to find out and encourage the Lovers of yourCoun- try , to comfort them un- der the Neglect of their Friends , and fupport them against the Refent- ment of their ...
... World is Witness that it hath been your Lord- fhip's early Inclination to find out and encourage the Lovers of yourCoun- try , to comfort them un- der the Neglect of their Friends , and fupport them against the Refent- ment of their ...
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... World . I could give a thou- fand Inftances of your Lordship's great Huma- nity this way , and of your having attained in your first Years to be the Terror of Ill , and the Refuge of Good Men . What can Fond- nefs nefs it felf wish more ...
... World . I could give a thou- fand Inftances of your Lordship's great Huma- nity this way , and of your having attained in your first Years to be the Terror of Ill , and the Refuge of Good Men . What can Fond- nefs nefs it felf wish more ...
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... World this fa- tal Novelty , as it affects the Queen's moft Ex- cellent Majefty , the Houfe of Peers , and the whole People of England . Honour is the Confcience of doing juff and laudable Actions , independent of the Succefs of thofe ...
... World this fa- tal Novelty , as it affects the Queen's moft Ex- cellent Majefty , the Houfe of Peers , and the whole People of England . Honour is the Confcience of doing juff and laudable Actions , independent of the Succefs of thofe ...
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... World without the leaft Deference to a Good and Gracious Sovereign , to an Illuftri ous Nobility , to a Learned and Knowing Gen. try , to a Great and Valiant People : I fay , let even this Step be forgiven for a Good Peace ; but let not ...
... World without the leaft Deference to a Good and Gracious Sovereign , to an Illuftri ous Nobility , to a Learned and Knowing Gen. try , to a Great and Valiant People : I fay , let even this Step be forgiven for a Good Peace ; but let not ...
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... World , it concerns me most to appear a different Man , from the Perfon whom thefe Writers reprefent me ; I address my Vin- dication to you , and at the fame time to the whole Borough . In the firft Place I must re- commend to your ...
... World , it concerns me most to appear a different Man , from the Perfon whom thefe Writers reprefent me ; I address my Vin- dication to you , and at the fame time to the whole Borough . In the firft Place I must re- commend to your ...
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