The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 59R. Griffiths, 1778 - Books |
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Page 103
... should be in it . For experience hath taught me , that your Majefty will never be well ferved by your council , unless there be fome one or other amongst them on whom the chief care muft lie . If your Majefty do not firit fettle the ...
... should be in it . For experience hath taught me , that your Majefty will never be well ferved by your council , unless there be fome one or other amongst them on whom the chief care muft lie . If your Majefty do not firit fettle the ...
Page 118
... should be prudently contented to do good within our fphere , where it can have an effect and THAT we should not be misled , even by a virtuous benevolence and public fpirit , to waste ourselves in fruitlefs efforts beyond our power of ...
... should be prudently contented to do good within our fphere , where it can have an effect and THAT we should not be misled , even by a virtuous benevolence and public fpirit , to waste ourselves in fruitlefs efforts beyond our power of ...
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... should quit those he now employs , and that the others should not be able to ferve him , that he shall then have no refource . This inclines him to try again , what the prefent minifters and their party will do ; with a refolution to ...
... should quit those he now employs , and that the others should not be able to ferve him , that he shall then have no refource . This inclines him to try again , what the prefent minifters and their party will do ; with a refolution to ...
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