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... He , 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 .
... He , 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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... most ftri & t Honour and Integrity to do their Duty in relation to their Prince and Country , all their Determinations may be avoided by a Sett of People brought in the Moment before they come to a Question . This has been done once ...
... most ftri & t Honour and Integrity to do their Duty in relation to their Prince and Country , all their Determinations may be avoided by a Sett of People brought in the Moment before they come to a Question . This has been done once ...
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... pla- ced you in the Minds of all true Englishmen ; and am , with great Refpect , Your most Obedient Servant , Fleetftreet , March 5 , 1713 . Francis Hicks . THE GUARDIAN I O F Auguft the 7th , 1713 14 A Letter to , & c .
... pla- ced you in the Minds of all true Englishmen ; and am , with great Refpect , Your most Obedient Servant , Fleetftreet , March 5 , 1713 . Francis Hicks . THE GUARDIAN I O F Auguft the 7th , 1713 14 A Letter to , & c .
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... most fulfome Flattery , tells the Queen of her Thunder , and of Wisdom and • Clemency adored by all the Earth , at the fanie time that he attempts to undermine her Power , and escape her Wifdom , by befeeching her to do an Act which ...
... most fulfome Flattery , tells the Queen of her Thunder , and of Wisdom and • Clemency adored by all the Earth , at the fanie time that he attempts to undermine her Power , and escape her Wifdom , by befeeching her to do an Act which ...
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... 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 Perufal a printed Paper ...
... 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 Perufal a printed Paper ...
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