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Page 63
... ftate of things , the reins were left in the hands of Mary . Her inex- perience in bufinefs was fupplied by attention ; and public affairs upon the whole , fuffered no detriment from the circumftance of their being placed under a ...
... ftate of things , the reins were left in the hands of Mary . Her inex- perience in bufinefs was fupplied by attention ; and public affairs upon the whole , fuffered no detriment from the circumftance of their being placed under a ...
Page 68
... ftate ftands in a refponfible office : -many officers of the crown , who are mere inhabitants , may with propriety , nay , ought perhaps to be called to this board : but furely the members of the legislative council ought to have a ...
... ftate ftands in a refponfible office : -many officers of the crown , who are mere inhabitants , may with propriety , nay , ought perhaps to be called to this board : but furely the members of the legislative council ought to have a ...
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... ftate of real dependance . ' In continuing the account of the limitations which are set to the royal prerogative , the Author points out one very great advantage enjoyed by England , which is , that of a periodical reformation . At the ...
... ftate of real dependance . ' In continuing the account of the limitations which are set to the royal prerogative , the Author points out one very great advantage enjoyed by England , which is , that of a periodical reformation . At the ...
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CHRONICAL Disorders See BORDEU | 9 |
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