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Page 147
... character and spirit of this period , he makes free extracts from the minutes of fpeeches delivered . în the houses ... character of Sir Robert Walpole , and on parlia- mentary reformation , are too important and too feafonable to be ...
... character and spirit of this period , he makes free extracts from the minutes of fpeeches delivered . în the houses ... character of Sir Robert Walpole , and on parlia- mentary reformation , are too important and too feafonable to be ...
Page 347
... character ; the King faid that he would admit any other man , but he never would receive Monf . de Semonville , because , where he refided last in a public character , he had endeavoured to excite the people to rise against their ...
... character ; the King faid that he would admit any other man , but he never would receive Monf . de Semonville , because , where he refided last in a public character , he had endeavoured to excite the people to rise against their ...
Page 448
... character . Lady L. Fie , Mr. Mufcadel ! There is nothing of which Sir Gregory is fo chary as his moral character . " Sir Greg . Niece ! -- Mafc . Egad , it is ve y true : a fair character , like a fair skin , if clofely infpected , has ...
... character . Lady L. Fie , Mr. Mufcadel ! There is nothing of which Sir Gregory is fo chary as his moral character . " Sir Greg . Niece ! -- Mafc . Egad , it is ve y true : a fair character , like a fair skin , if clofely infpected , has ...
Contents
Air Vital See Scherer | 6 |
Bromleys Hiftory of the Fine | 9 |
Evidence Demonſtrative See Glenies Antecedental Calculus | 34 |
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