The Political Writings of Sir Richard Steele |
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Page 42
... given in the · Teeth of the Guardian , when he Infolently ' tells the Queen , in his late Seditious Libel , for fuch it must be accounted by every True Britain ; That the British Nation EXPECTS the Immediate Demolition of Dunkirk : I ...
... given in the · Teeth of the Guardian , when he Infolently ' tells the Queen , in his late Seditious Libel , for fuch it must be accounted by every True Britain ; That the British Nation EXPECTS the Immediate Demolition of Dunkirk : I ...
Page 58
... given in the Teeth of the Guardian , when he infolently .. tells the Queen , in his late feditious Libel , for fuch it must be accounted by every true Bri- 6 tain , That the British Nation EXPECTS the immediate Demolition of Dunkirk ; I ...
... given in the Teeth of the Guardian , when he infolently .. tells the Queen , in his late feditious Libel , for fuch it must be accounted by every true Bri- 6 tain , That the British Nation EXPECTS the immediate Demolition of Dunkirk ; I ...
Page 70
... given to the Zeal of the Ministry , in taking hold of the present Conjun & ture , to get that im- " portant Fortress into our Hands , and is the greatest and most juft Panegyrick which Mr. • Steele ever made upon any great Action in the ...
... given to the Zeal of the Ministry , in taking hold of the present Conjun & ture , to get that im- " portant Fortress into our Hands , and is the greatest and most juft Panegyrick which Mr. • Steele ever made upon any great Action in the ...
Page 72
... given of me , in your Town , as that a Man of fo fmall a Fortune as I am muft have fecret Views or Supports , which could move him to leave his Imployments , and lofe a Crowd of Well - wishers , to fubje & t himself , as he must know he ...
... given of me , in your Town , as that a Man of fo fmall a Fortune as I am muft have fecret Views or Supports , which could move him to leave his Imployments , and lofe a Crowd of Well - wishers , to fubje & t himself , as he must know he ...
Page 106
... fuch a Difpofition among your venerable Body , but to fhew how much your own Honour and the Intereft of Religion is concerned , that there fhould be no Cause given for it . Under Under Colour of a Zeal towards you , Men may 106 DEDICATION .
... fuch a Difpofition among your venerable Body , but to fhew how much your own Honour and the Intereft of Religion is concerned , that there fhould be no Cause given for it . Under Under Colour of a Zeal towards you , Men may 106 DEDICATION .
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