The Works of the Rev. Jonathan Swift, D.D., Dean of St. Patrick's, Dublin, Volume 5J. Johnson, J. Nichols, R. Baldwin, Otridge and Son, J. Sewell, F. and C. Rivington, T. Payne, R. Faulder, G. and J. Robinson, R. Lea, J. Nunn, W. Cuthell, T. Egerton, ... [and 12 others], 1801 |
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... majesty queen Anne will continue in health and prosperity and that no ill accident will arrive to any in the chief ministry . As to the particular events I have mentioned , the reader may judge by the fulfilling of them , whe- ther I am ...
... majesty queen Anne will continue in health and prosperity and that no ill accident will arrive to any in the chief ministry . As to the particular events I have mentioned , the reader may judge by the fulfilling of them , whe- ther I am ...
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... Majesty would but graciously be pleased to think a hardship of this nature worthy her royal consideration , and the next parliament , in their great wisdom , cast but an eye toward the deplorable case of their old philomath , that ...
... Majesty would but graciously be pleased to think a hardship of this nature worthy her royal consideration , and the next parliament , in their great wisdom , cast but an eye toward the deplorable case of their old philomath , that ...
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... majesty of Portugal to interpose his authority in behalf of a scholar and a * This is fact , as the author was assured by sir Paul Methuen , then ambassador to that crown . gentle gentleman , the subject of a nation , with which 48 A ...
... majesty of Portugal to interpose his authority in behalf of a scholar and a * This is fact , as the author was assured by sir Paul Methuen , then ambassador to that crown . gentle gentleman , the subject of a nation , with which 48 A ...
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... majesty king George , and the house of Hanover , not shaken in the least by the hardships we lie under , which never can be imputable to so gracious a prince ; if I sincerely abjure the pretender , and all popish successors ; if I bear ...
... majesty king George , and the house of Hanover , not shaken in the least by the hardships we lie under , which never can be imputable to so gracious a prince ; if I sincerely abjure the pretender , and all popish successors ; if I bear ...
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... majesty's answer in the house . Whereupon a number of moderate members , who , as Ludlow says , had secured their own terms with that prince , managed with so much art , as to ob tain a majority in a thin house for passing a vote , that ...
... majesty's answer in the house . Whereupon a number of moderate members , who , as Ludlow says , had secured their own terms with that prince , managed with so much art , as to ob tain a majority in a thin house for passing a vote , that ...
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