The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1799 - Books |
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... expressed himself , " at the feet of Gamaliel . " - The Commons began to feel their own importance , and were unwilling to bear a stretch , perhaps some of them even a continuance , of monarchical power . The king was equally unwilling ...
... expressed himself , " at the feet of Gamaliel . " - The Commons began to feel their own importance , and were unwilling to bear a stretch , perhaps some of them even a continuance , of monarchical power . The king was equally unwilling ...
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... expressed himself ) , he imbibed , in his earlier years , those romantic and superstitious notions of the royal prerogative which his father was so fond of inculcating , and which were not only absurd in themselves , but were ...
... expressed himself ) , he imbibed , in his earlier years , those romantic and superstitious notions of the royal prerogative which his father was so fond of inculcating , and which were not only absurd in themselves , but were ...
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... expressed , that such measures would be adopt , ed , as should most effectually tend to the security of those countries , and to the improvement of commerce and navigation . The subjects by whose valor those conquests had been achieved ...
... expressed , that such measures would be adopt , ed , as should most effectually tend to the security of those countries , and to the improvement of commerce and navigation . The subjects by whose valor those conquests had been achieved ...
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... jurisprudence , the author quotes , among other instances ,, the preamble to the constitution of Pennsylvania.- Several late writers have expressed apprehensions that an union between Great Britain and have MONTHLY CATALOGUE , Ireland , 91.
... jurisprudence , the author quotes , among other instances ,, the preamble to the constitution of Pennsylvania.- Several late writers have expressed apprehensions that an union between Great Britain and have MONTHLY CATALOGUE , Ireland , 91.
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have expressed apprehensions that an union between Great Britain and Ireland would so much increase the influence of patronage , as wholly to undermine the freedom of the constitution ; and this seems to be the greatest danger attendant ...
have expressed apprehensions that an union between Great Britain and Ireland would so much increase the influence of patronage , as wholly to undermine the freedom of the constitution ; and this seems to be the greatest danger attendant ...
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