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Page 54
... obliged him to give bail for his future good behaviour . In fhort , the JURY found the GENTLEMAN Prifoner GUILTY ; and the fentence was a fine of 500l . and three months imprison- ment . " Thus much may fuffice to give our Readers a ...
... obliged him to give bail for his future good behaviour . In fhort , the JURY found the GENTLEMAN Prifoner GUILTY ; and the fentence was a fine of 500l . and three months imprison- ment . " Thus much may fuffice to give our Readers a ...
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... obliged to fuch officious and fuperficial Advocates . Art . 4. A Letter to his Grace the Duke of N * on the prefent Crifis in the Affairs of Great Britain . Con- taining Reflections on a late great Řefignation . 8vo . Griffiths . I S ...
... obliged to fuch officious and fuperficial Advocates . Art . 4. A Letter to his Grace the Duke of N * on the prefent Crifis in the Affairs of Great Britain . Con- taining Reflections on a late great Řefignation . 8vo . Griffiths . I S ...
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... obliged to revife the whole , as to render the language fomewhat more grammatical and correct . Yet , as the principal merit in fuch a piece as this , must confist in the peculiarities of its ftyle and manner , he hath been careful to ...
... obliged to revife the whole , as to render the language fomewhat more grammatical and correct . Yet , as the principal merit in fuch a piece as this , must confist in the peculiarities of its ftyle and manner , he hath been careful to ...
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