 ... majority of voices, he would withdraw himself before the question, that he might seem not to consent to so much visible unreasonableness; which produced as great a doubt in some, as it did approbation in others, of his integrity.  Peerage of England. ... - Page 296by Arthur Collins - 1812Full view - About this book
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...focver had been originally with the Scots for the Invafion of England, and what farther was enter'd into afterwards in favour of them, and to advance...alteration of the Government in Parliament, no Man doubts was at leaft with the privity of this Gentleman. AFTER he was among thofe Members accufed by... | |
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...foever had been originally with the Scott for the Inv .ilion of England, and what farther was enter'd into afterwards in favour of them, and to advance any alteration of the Government in Parliament, noMan doubts was at leaft with the privity of this Gentleman. AF т ER he was among thofe Members accufed... | |
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...focver had been originally with the Scots for the Invafion of England, and what farther was enter'd into afterwards in favour of them, and to advance...alteration of the Government in Parliament, no Man doubts was at leaft with the privity of this Gentleman. AF if ER he was among thofe Members accufed... | |
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...foever had been originally with the Scots for the Invafion of England, and what further was enter'd into afterwards in favour of them, and to advance...Alteration of the Government in Parliament, no Man doubts was at leaft with the Privity of this Gentleman, After he was among thofe Members accus'd by... | |
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...others, of his integrity. What combination foever had been originally with the Scots for the invafion of England, and what farther was entered into afterwards...alteration of the government in Parliament, no man doubts was at leaft with the privity of this gentleman. After he was among thofe members accufed by... | |
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...originally with the Scots for the invasion of England, and what farther was entered into afterward in favour of them, and to advance any alteration of the government in parliament, no man doubts was at least with the privity of this gentleman. After he was among those members accused by... | |
 | George Burnett - 1807 - 556 pages
...question, that he might seem not to consent to so much visible unreasonableness; which produced as great a doubt in some, as it did approbation in others, of his integrity. What combinanation soever had been originally with the Scots for the invasion of England, and what farther... | |
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...question, that he might seem not to consent to so much visible unreasonableness; which produced as great a doubt in some, as it did approbation in others, of his integrity. What combinanation soever had been originally with the Scots for the invasion of England, and what farther... | |
 | Max Wilhelm Meyer - 1809 - 786 pages
...question, that lc mi^ht seem not to consent to so much visible unreasonableness; which produced as great a doubt in some, as it did approbation in others,...alteration of the government in parliament, no man doubts was at least with the privity of this gentleman. " After he was amontj those members accused... | |
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