The Political Writings of Sir Richard Steele |
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Page 10
... give one another here , I would proceed to say that it is not fo with Sovereigns upon Earth , whom we phrafe Fountains of Honour . They , alas ! are themselves diminished in Proportion to what they grant out of themselves . An un ...
... give one another here , I would proceed to say that it is not fo with Sovereigns upon Earth , whom we phrafe Fountains of Honour . They , alas ! are themselves diminished in Proportion to what they grant out of themselves . An un ...
Page 12
... give Peerage upon their Recommendation , would enable them by that Power in the Legislature , joined to the Execution of the Regal Authority as Ministers , to give that Prince and Nation to the next Potentate who fhould be powerful ...
... give Peerage upon their Recommendation , would enable them by that Power in the Legislature , joined to the Execution of the Regal Authority as Ministers , to give that Prince and Nation to the next Potentate who fhould be powerful ...
Page 16
... give you now an Opportunity ; not only of • manifefting your Loyalty to your Queen , but your Affection to your Country , if you treat ⚫an Infolence done to them both with the Dif dain it deferves . The enclosed Printed Pa- per in ...
... give you now an Opportunity ; not only of • manifefting your Loyalty to your Queen , but your Affection to your Country , if you treat ⚫an Infolence done to them both with the Dif dain it deferves . The enclosed Printed Pa- per in ...
Page 30
... give them free Paffige . Thus in fuch a Conjuncture , · at least the Prefervation of the Harbour of • Dunkirk would be neceffary for the Trade of your Majefty's Subjects . " C • Eighthly , The Freedom of the Port and . Town of Dunkirk ...
... give them free Paffige . Thus in fuch a Conjuncture , · at least the Prefervation of the Harbour of • Dunkirk would be neceffary for the Trade of your Majefty's Subjects . " C • Eighthly , The Freedom of the Port and . Town of Dunkirk ...
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... general are concerned . I give you now an Opportunity ; not only of manifefting your Loyalty to your Queen , but , your Affection to your Country , if you treat an · an Infolence done to them both with the Dif 34 The Importance of.
... general are concerned . I give you now an Opportunity ; not only of manifefting your Loyalty to your Queen , but , your Affection to your Country , if you treat an · an Infolence done to them both with the Dif 34 The Importance of.
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