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... doubt of their having been haftily fnatched from their proper repofitory by an illicit hand . Impreffed with this opinion , we are informed that the editor lately prefented them to the Marquis of Salisbury , and they are now in his ...
... doubt of their having been haftily fnatched from their proper repofitory by an illicit hand . Impreffed with this opinion , we are informed that the editor lately prefented them to the Marquis of Salisbury , and they are now in his ...
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... doubt , or to employ any refearch . Such notions were , indeed , very convenient and pleafant to the abettors of priest - craft and arbitrary power ; though founded on principles which reafon and religion , when guided by real ...
... doubt , or to employ any refearch . Such notions were , indeed , very convenient and pleafant to the abettors of priest - craft and arbitrary power ; though founded on principles which reafon and religion , when guided by real ...
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... doubt , from habit , are beft qualified for that fort of bufinefs . In- deed there is a number of people who have fo long been in the cuftom of removing , farther and farther back , as the country be- comes fettled , for the fake of ...
... doubt , from habit , are beft qualified for that fort of bufinefs . In- deed there is a number of people who have fo long been in the cuftom of removing , farther and farther back , as the country be- comes fettled , for the fake of ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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