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Sir Richard Steele. ings , is what can be fup- ported by nothing less than the Teftimony of a good Confcience , and an Heart pure from a vi- cious Ambition . And these are such Supports as will keep a Man from languishing in Difcon- tent ...
Sir Richard Steele. ings , is what can be fup- ported by nothing less than the Teftimony of a good Confcience , and an Heart pure from a vi- cious Ambition . And these are such Supports as will keep a Man from languishing in Difcon- tent ...
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... less than a Question of Peace and War . Were the Point obtained by it never fo mách conducive to our Good , the Novelty , if not obviated for the future , cannot but tend to the apparent Danger of the Queen and all her Subjects . It is ...
... less than a Question of Peace and War . Were the Point obtained by it never fo mách conducive to our Good , the Novelty , if not obviated for the future , cannot but tend to the apparent Danger of the Queen and all her Subjects . It is ...
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... Nation Expects the immediate Demolition of Dukirk ; and the Rea- fons he gives for fuch Expectations are no less cogent , than the Prefervation of Her Sacred Perfon , Perfon , Her Crown and Dignity , and the Safe- Dunkirk Confider'd . 63.
... Nation Expects the immediate Demolition of Dukirk ; and the Rea- fons he gives for fuch Expectations are no less cogent , than the Prefervation of Her Sacred Perfon , Perfon , Her Crown and Dignity , and the Safe- Dunkirk Confider'd . 63.
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... less than a War could attend the Diffatisfactions of fuch a Rup . ture . It becomes the Englishmen in Generosity to be more particularly careful in preferving this Union . For the late Kingdom of Scotland had as nu- merous a Nobility as ...
... less than a War could attend the Diffatisfactions of fuch a Rup . ture . It becomes the Englishmen in Generosity to be more particularly careful in preferving this Union . For the late Kingdom of Scotland had as nu- merous a Nobility as ...
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... less than this can be expected from a Popish Prince ; both Clergy and Laity muft fhare the fame Fate , all uni verfally muft fubmit to the fiery Trial , or re- nounce their Religion . Our Bishops and Cler- gy must all lofe their ...
... less than this can be expected from a Popish Prince ; both Clergy and Laity muft fhare the fame Fate , all uni verfally muft fubmit to the fiery Trial , or re- nounce their Religion . Our Bishops and Cler- gy must all lofe their ...
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