The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1790 - Books |
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Page 118
... ( fays he ) we have nothing to do ; and with respect to what has been the conduct of Catholics in for- mer times , it does not become us to vifit the fins of the fathers upon the children , who have repented of and forfaken them . ' This ...
... ( fays he ) we have nothing to do ; and with respect to what has been the conduct of Catholics in for- mer times , it does not become us to vifit the fins of the fathers upon the children , who have repented of and forfaken them . ' This ...
Page 290
... fays ) that this geer be not forgotten , for I have not an hole hofe for to do on : I trow they fhall coft both pair 8s . ' Treacle feems to have been confidered as a medicine of ef- ficacy and confequence : Sir John writes to his ...
... fays ) that this geer be not forgotten , for I have not an hole hofe for to do on : I trow they fhall coft both pair 8s . ' Treacle feems to have been confidered as a medicine of ef- ficacy and confequence : Sir John writes to his ...
Page 416
... ( fays Mr. Hume ) was made this feffion in the method of taxing the clergy . In almost all the other monarchies of Europe , the affemblies , whofe confent was formerly requifite to the en- acting of laws , were compofed of three eftates ...
... ( fays Mr. Hume ) was made this feffion in the method of taxing the clergy . In almost all the other monarchies of Europe , the affemblies , whofe confent was formerly requifite to the en- acting of laws , were compofed of three eftates ...
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