The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 53R. Griffiths, 1775 - Books |
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Page 68
... state . • From the same source perhaps sprung another defect . Among the qualifications of the counsellors , they are required to be pro- prietors of land , or inhabitants within the province . A member of the council of state stands in ...
... state . • From the same source perhaps sprung another defect . Among the qualifications of the counsellors , they are required to be pro- prietors of land , or inhabitants within the province . A member of the council of state stands in ...
Page 462
... state have been left at his difpofal . From this unity ; and , if I may fo express myself , this total sequestration of the executive authority , this advantageous consequence , in the first place follows , that the atten- tion of the ...
... state have been left at his difpofal . From this unity ; and , if I may fo express myself , this total sequestration of the executive authority , this advantageous consequence , in the first place follows , that the atten- tion of the ...
Page 519
... State : also , the Places where they are usually found ; with a concife Description , & c . By Mofes Harris , Author of the Aurelian , or History of English Infects . 8vo . 2 s . Robion . 1775- a To persons who have a taste for applying ...
... State : also , the Places where they are usually found ; with a concife Description , & c . By Mofes Harris , Author of the Aurelian , or History of English Infects . 8vo . 2 s . Robion . 1775- a To persons who have a taste for applying ...
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