The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 59R. Griffiths, 1778 - Books |
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Page 97
... fhall fave my pains in writing long letters ; to him the estate of this kingdom is fully known , and from him I have kept none of my thoughts . • Your Lordship can beft witness , how unwilling I was that our Mafter should have directed ...
... fhall fave my pains in writing long letters ; to him the estate of this kingdom is fully known , and from him I have kept none of my thoughts . • Your Lordship can beft witness , how unwilling I was that our Mafter should have directed ...
Page 99
... fhall be punctually profecuted ; and he that is not ready with heart and hand to affift your Lordship in this bufinefs , God will curfe . And fo wishing your Lordship a happy journey homeward , and much content when you are here , I ...
... fhall be punctually profecuted ; and he that is not ready with heart and hand to affift your Lordship in this bufinefs , God will curfe . And fo wishing your Lordship a happy journey homeward , and much content when you are here , I ...
Page 100
... fhall write without fpleen or favour , as I fhall answer to him at the last day , to whom I must give an account ( I know not how foon ) of all my actions . Your Treasurert , his ambition has been great , and his labouring popularity ...
... fhall write without fpleen or favour , as I fhall answer to him at the last day , to whom I must give an account ( I know not how foon ) of all my actions . Your Treasurert , his ambition has been great , and his labouring popularity ...
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