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Page 161
... favour of this , not only preserved , but advanced themselves in these danger- ous changes . Nevertheless , perhaps , they may find , the king's glory is their shame ; his plenty the people's misery ; and that the gaining of an office ...
... favour of this , not only preserved , but advanced themselves in these danger- ous changes . Nevertheless , perhaps , they may find , the king's glory is their shame ; his plenty the people's misery ; and that the gaining of an office ...
Page 340
... favour of my own homely home .'- The furniture of the Flemings , and , generally speaking , their implements of labour , & c . have a curious correspondence with what we have been accustomed to consider as their national cha- racter ...
... favour of my own homely home .'- The furniture of the Flemings , and , generally speaking , their implements of labour , & c . have a curious correspondence with what we have been accustomed to consider as their national cha- racter ...
Page 415
... favour of his argument . On this occasion , we leave him to speak for himself : ' I now return to our authorities . I have anticipated several great names incidentally , while engaged in canvassing those cited against the Jesuits ; to ...
... favour of his argument . On this occasion , we leave him to speak for himself : ' I now return to our authorities . I have anticipated several great names incidentally , while engaged in canvassing those cited against the Jesuits ; to ...
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