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Page 59
... and deliver it felf up to the Vanquish'd ? A Man is born with Free will ; does it therefore follow , that it is lawful to kill himself ? Is It is the Prerogative of the Crown to make Alliances Dunkirk Confider'd . 59.
... and deliver it felf up to the Vanquish'd ? A Man is born with Free will ; does it therefore follow , that it is lawful to kill himself ? Is It is the Prerogative of the Crown to make Alliances Dunkirk Confider'd . 59.
Page 61
... himself foon have no Prerogative , but that of being deceived . As for my part , I have that fincere and faith- ful Duty to Her Majefty , that I will never fear to attempt any thing that I ain - able for her Ser- vice , however her ...
... himself foon have no Prerogative , but that of being deceived . As for my part , I have that fincere and faith- ful Duty to Her Majefty , that I will never fear to attempt any thing that I ain - able for her Ser- vice , however her ...
Page 64
... himself , as a Member of the Community reprefented in Parliament , whether one of the Reprefentative Body , or no : He knows Britons , by their Birth - right , are a Part of the Legislature , and knows too , that the Executive Power is ...
... himself , as a Member of the Community reprefented in Parliament , whether one of the Reprefentative Body , or no : He knows Britons , by their Birth - right , are a Part of the Legislature , and knows too , that the Executive Power is ...
Page 71
... of a Town in his Dominions , in the hands of another Prince , for Reafons of State to that Prince , and not to his French Ma- jefty himself . Really Really this way of arguing is treating us like Children Dunkirk Confider'd . 71.
... of a Town in his Dominions , in the hands of another Prince , for Reafons of State to that Prince , and not to his French Ma- jefty himself . Really Really this way of arguing is treating us like Children Dunkirk Confider'd . 71.
Page 72
... himself , as he must know he has , not only to the Dif- esteem , but also the Scorn and Hatred of very many , who , before he intermeddled with the Publick , had a Partiality towards him : 1 an- fwer , that I indeed have particular ...
... himself , as he must know he has , not only to the Dif- esteem , but also the Scorn and Hatred of very many , who , before he intermeddled with the Publick , had a Partiality towards him : 1 an- fwer , that I indeed have particular ...
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