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... Manner : It was not fo much as pretended , that the dozen of Nobles were then introduced for any other Purpose , but to gain a Question of the highest Impor- tance , no less than a Question of Peace and War . Were the Point obtained by ...
... Manner : It was not fo much as pretended , that the dozen of Nobles were then introduced for any other Purpose , but to gain a Question of the highest Impor- tance , no less than a Question of Peace and War . Were the Point obtained by ...
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... manner , which is a moft con- • fiderable Advantage in all forts of Traffick . " Seventhly , As it is not impoffible that in ⚫ process of time , there may happen fome Rupture between Great Britain and Hol · land , fo Great Britain in ...
... manner , which is a moft con- • fiderable Advantage in all forts of Traffick . " Seventhly , As it is not impoffible that in ⚫ process of time , there may happen fome Rupture between Great Britain and Hol · land , fo Great Britain in ...
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... manner of Forti- ' fications , will not only be moft beneficial . and advantageous , but even abfolutely necef- fary to the Trade of Great Britain . ( Tenthly , All fuch as have any tolerable Skill in Navigation know that Ships that are ...
... manner of Forti- ' fications , will not only be moft beneficial . and advantageous , but even abfolutely necef- fary to the Trade of Great Britain . ( Tenthly , All fuch as have any tolerable Skill in Navigation know that Ships that are ...
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... manner above explained , And the " unprofitable but ruinous Lofs which the un- fortunate Inhabitants of that Town will fuf- fer by its Demolition , the Magiftrates of Dunkirk and the Sieur Tuggbe their Deputy • prefume to hope that your ...
... manner above explained , And the " unprofitable but ruinous Lofs which the un- fortunate Inhabitants of that Town will fuf- fer by its Demolition , the Magiftrates of Dunkirk and the Sieur Tuggbe their Deputy • prefume to hope that your ...
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... 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 Injury from fo con- temptible a Wretch , by fo ...
... 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 Injury from fo con- temptible a Wretch , by fo ...
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