The Political Writings of Sir Richard Steele |
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Page 67
... pleafes , ( let us talk what ' we will ) be in the French Hands . What if • Dunkirk fhould be befieged , can the poor British Garrison defend it ? Shall we raise an · an Army to recover it ? Dunkirk undemolish - Dunkirk Confider'd . 67.
... pleafes , ( let us talk what ' we will ) be in the French Hands . What if • Dunkirk fhould be befieged , can the poor British Garrison defend it ? Shall we raise an · an Army to recover it ? Dunkirk undemolish - Dunkirk Confider'd . 67.
Page 83
... defended ** the Queen's Refolution with fo much Zeal and Warmth , that he drew upon himself the Anger of all the Courtly Writers , at the head of whom is defervedly placed your Eminence . He is a very unhappy Man , that could not speak ...
... defended ** the Queen's Refolution with fo much Zeal and Warmth , that he drew upon himself the Anger of all the Courtly Writers , at the head of whom is defervedly placed your Eminence . He is a very unhappy Man , that could not speak ...
Page 87
... defending our felves from fuch Annoyance as we for- merly had from Dunkirk , will decrease in Pro- • portion to the removal of the Danger . Such is the Importance of the Demolition of Dunkirk , with regard to the Trade of Eng- land only ...
... defending our felves from fuch Annoyance as we for- merly had from Dunkirk , will decrease in Pro- • portion to the removal of the Danger . Such is the Importance of the Demolition of Dunkirk , with regard to the Trade of Eng- land only ...
Page 96
... defend Mr. Steele's Writings against thofe of your Emi- nence , any further than it now is evident he had Reason to fear , and you no Reason to abufe him . But now , Sir , I am to fhow what I hope from this Explanation of what is doing ...
... defend Mr. Steele's Writings against thofe of your Emi- nence , any further than it now is evident he had Reason to fear , and you no Reason to abufe him . But now , Sir , I am to fhow what I hope from this Explanation of what is doing ...
Page 112
... foreign War : For as for Home , it is impoffible for any to have a Share of the Supream Power , and not to have likewise a Right to defend that Share . An 1 An eminent Divine , who deferves all Honour for 112 PREFACE .
... foreign War : For as for Home , it is impoffible for any to have a Share of the Supream Power , and not to have likewise a Right to defend that Share . An 1 An eminent Divine , who deferves all Honour for 112 PREFACE .
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