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... , amidst the Profperities of the Cause he has endeavou- red to ferve , live to find Zeal for the Publick , of all Humane Virtues , the most exposed to the cool comfort comfort of being its own Reward ; and that which Dedication .
... , amidst the Profperities of the Cause he has endeavou- red to ferve , live to find Zeal for the Publick , of all Humane Virtues , the most exposed to the cool comfort comfort of being its own Reward ; and that which Dedication .
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... 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 of the Uni- verfe . to the Duke of Marlborough . 5.
... 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 of the Uni- verfe . to the Duke of Marlborough . 5.
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... exposed to Dunkirk is but feven Leagues broad , and gives an Enemy an Opportunity of feeing our Ships from Side to Side . The West End of the Channel , for which the greatest Fears are from Breft , is twenty eight Leagues broad , and of ...
... exposed to Dunkirk is but feven Leagues broad , and gives an Enemy an Opportunity of feeing our Ships from Side to Side . The West End of the Channel , for which the greatest Fears are from Breft , is twenty eight Leagues broad , and of ...
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... expose them to the fame Inconveniencies , to which the Fear of it often obliged our running Ships from the South Parts of the World , as well as our Enft- India Men , during the late War : To this Di- ftrefs you are to add Wages ...
... expose them to the fame Inconveniencies , to which the Fear of it often obliged our running Ships from the South Parts of the World , as well as our Enft- India Men , during the late War : To this Di- ftrefs you are to add Wages ...
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... exposed to Dunkirk is but 7 Leagues broad , and gives an Enemy an Opportunity of ' feeing our Ships from Side to Side . · The West End of the Channel , for which the greatest Fears are from Breft , is 28 Leagues ' broad , and of course ...
... exposed to Dunkirk is but 7 Leagues broad , and gives an Enemy an Opportunity of ' feeing our Ships from Side to Side . · The West End of the Channel , for which the greatest Fears are from Breft , is 28 Leagues ' broad , and of course ...
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