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Page 31
... fall into them , or to repair their Loffes and ' refit after they have fuftained ill Weather . The ' Harbour of Dunkirk is one of those desirable ' Retreats for Ships that fail to , or come from C 4 " • the " the North Seas . And altho ...
... fall into them , or to repair their Loffes and ' refit after they have fuftained ill Weather . The ' Harbour of Dunkirk is one of those desirable ' Retreats for Ships that fail to , or come from C 4 " • the " the North Seas . And altho ...
Page 32
... fall only on the Martial Works which may have incurr'd your Majefty's Difpleasure , and by fparing only the Mole and Dikes , which in ⚫ their naked Coudition can , for the future , be ' no 6 . " no more than an Object of Pity . Nay ...
... fall only on the Martial Works which may have incurr'd your Majefty's Difpleasure , and by fparing only the Mole and Dikes , which in ⚫ their naked Coudition can , for the future , be ' no 6 . " no more than an Object of Pity . Nay ...
Page 56
... fall in with the Prejudices and Corruptions of the People , I fhall not bear in filence the Accufation of be- ing in the least Degree undutiful to my most Gracious Miftrefs , much lefs of affaulting Her Prerogative . Thefe Writers fhall ...
... fall in with the Prejudices and Corruptions of the People , I fhall not bear in filence the Accufation of be- ing in the least Degree undutiful to my most Gracious Miftrefs , much lefs of affaulting Her Prerogative . Thefe Writers fhall ...
Page 81
... fall upon my mortified Friend Dick Steele , and endeavour to make an unfortunate Man ridiculous , by ending that your Paper with what you Infcribe , A moft bumble Address or Memorial presented to R. S. Efq ; by the Sieur Tugghe . You ...
... fall upon my mortified Friend Dick Steele , and endeavour to make an unfortunate Man ridiculous , by ending that your Paper with what you Infcribe , A moft bumble Address or Memorial presented to R. S. Efq ; by the Sieur Tugghe . You ...
Page 118
... falling into the fame Disasters , were fairly ftated and laid in one , View , all indirect Arts and mean Subtleties pra- tifed to weaken our Securities would be fru - i Arated , and vanifh before the glaring Light of Law and Reafon . I ...
... falling into the fame Disasters , were fairly ftated and laid in one , View , all indirect Arts and mean Subtleties pra- tifed to weaken our Securities would be fru - i Arated , and vanifh before the glaring Light of Law and Reafon . I ...
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