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Page vii
... state- Fruitless combination against Lauderdale - Rigorous treatment of the marquis of Argyle - Debate on the measures to be pursued in Scotland - Proceed- ings of the Scotch parliament - Trial and execu- tion of the marquis of Argyle ...
... state- Fruitless combination against Lauderdale - Rigorous treatment of the marquis of Argyle - Debate on the measures to be pursued in Scotland - Proceed- ings of the Scotch parliament - Trial and execu- tion of the marquis of Argyle ...
Page xiv
... state- ment of facts , which may lead to the disco- very of truth , and afford just grounds of ra- tional conviction . Such is the narrative we are now in pof- feffion of . The author expresses himself with the greater candour , from a ...
... state- ment of facts , which may lead to the disco- very of truth , and afford just grounds of ra- tional conviction . Such is the narrative we are now in pof- feffion of . The author expresses himself with the greater candour , from a ...
Page xxvi
... state , as he was determined rigo- roufly to punish fuch infolence : he concludes with declaring , that , unless they corrected the like faults * He was then at Newmarket , on the pretence of fickness . in their future petitions , he ...
... state , as he was determined rigo- roufly to punish fuch infolence : he concludes with declaring , that , unless they corrected the like faults * He was then at Newmarket , on the pretence of fickness . in their future petitions , he ...
Page xxx
... state , which Charles was guilty of ; which diffolved the allegiance of * We are told , that the defpicable fycophant Cecil affured James , on his coming to the crown , " That he should find his English fubjects like affes , on whom he ...
... state , which Charles was guilty of ; which diffolved the allegiance of * We are told , that the defpicable fycophant Cecil affured James , on his coming to the crown , " That he should find his English fubjects like affes , on whom he ...
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... state , thofe illuftrious patriots began to turn their view to its distant poffeffions . They faw with concern , that , during the late troubles , the trade of the fugar- islands had been wholly engroffed by the Dutch ; and that the new ...
... state , thofe illuftrious patriots began to turn their view to its distant poffeffions . They faw with concern , that , during the late troubles , the trade of the fugar- islands had been wholly engroffed by the Dutch ; and that the new ...
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