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... things here ? All the World is Witness that it hath been your Lord- fhip's early Inclination to find out and encourage the Lovers of yourCoun- try , to comfort them un- der the Neglect of their Friends , and fupport them against the ...
... things here ? All the World is Witness that it hath been your Lord- fhip's early Inclination to find out and encourage the Lovers of yourCoun- try , to comfort them un- der the Neglect of their Friends , and fupport them against the ...
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... thing above a natural Fool , that the Power of each Lord is fo much lefs confiderable as it is repeated in other Perfons ; but the great Hard- fhip to that Great and Awful Body , whofe Privileges have so often been a Safety and Pro ...
... thing above a natural Fool , that the Power of each Lord is fo much lefs confiderable as it is repeated in other Perfons ; but the great Hard- fhip to that Great and Awful Body , whofe Privileges have so often been a Safety and Pro ...
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... things which are not to be com- mitted to their Wills . The whole Constitution is in Danger , if this Matter is not prevented by fome future Law ; and I think I have in my Head a fufficient Expedient , that can no way impair the Prero ...
... things which are not to be com- mitted to their Wills . The whole Constitution is in Danger , if this Matter is not prevented by fome future Law ; and I think I have in my Head a fufficient Expedient , that can no way impair the Prero ...
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... Things which have happened fince , have been brought about upon a Maxim no deeper than Pax Bello potior , Peace is better than War . A great many Lyes grafted upon this unquestionable Truth , could not but produce Wonders among all who ...
... Things which have happened fince , have been brought about upon a Maxim no deeper than Pax Bello potior , Peace is better than War . A great many Lyes grafted upon this unquestionable Truth , could not but produce Wonders among all who ...
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... thing in a private Man to intermeddle in Matters which regard the State . But the Memorial which is mentioned in the following Letter is fo daring , and fo ap- parently defigned for the moft Traiterous Pur- pofe imaginable , that I do ...
... thing in a private Man to intermeddle in Matters which regard the State . But the Memorial which is mentioned in the following Letter is fo daring , and fo ap- parently defigned for the moft Traiterous Pur- pofe imaginable , that I do ...
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