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... tion . A fecond blow should not have been given , unless it had been fmarter than the first . Sir James would make the Alderman a faint , in the late accepta- tion of the word , by the author of the Ejays on Public Worship . We are ...
... tion . A fecond blow should not have been given , unless it had been fmarter than the first . Sir James would make the Alderman a faint , in the late accepta- tion of the word , by the author of the Ejays on Public Worship . We are ...
Page 272
... tion for ages paft , muit , I think , allow , that fupplies , granted in parliament , are both of free - will and of duty ; and certainly in re- gard to the laft propofition , the burden of fupplies is always extended to a greater ...
... tion for ages paft , muit , I think , allow , that fupplies , granted in parliament , are both of free - will and of duty ; and certainly in re- gard to the laft propofition , the burden of fupplies is always extended to a greater ...
Page 413
... tion in the perufal of this pamphlet ; which deferves to be diftin- guished from the rubbish with which every political question that arifes in this land of statesmen is ufually overwhelmed . Art . 3. A Letter to Doctor Tucker , on his ...
... tion in the perufal of this pamphlet ; which deferves to be diftin- guished from the rubbish with which every political question that arifes in this land of statesmen is ufually overwhelmed . Art . 3. A Letter to Doctor Tucker , on his ...
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PARRYS Attempt to demonftrate RUTTYs Natural History of | 6 |
FELLS Poem on the Times | 20 |
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