The Political Writings of Sir Richard Steele |
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Page 99
... present . Your Eminence is strutting upon Ground which will Deceive , and Swallow you up . I maintain the Honefty of what he said , and if they have done worfe than Fortifying Mardyke , you may forgive him if he said they were about ...
... present . Your Eminence is strutting upon Ground which will Deceive , and Swallow you up . I maintain the Honefty of what he said , and if they have done worfe than Fortifying Mardyke , you may forgive him if he said they were about ...
Page 105
... present Conditi- on , but the Conftitution would have had , in every Member the Universities have fent into the World ever fince the Revolution , an Ad- vocate for our Rights and Liberties . There is one thing which deferves your most ...
... present Conditi- on , but the Conftitution would have had , in every Member the Universities have fent into the World ever fince the Revolution , an Ad- vocate for our Rights and Liberties . There is one thing which deferves your most ...
Page 113
... present Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain ; who in a late famous Tryal , did openly before Queen , Lords and Commons , maintain the Lawfulness of the Revolution under the Notion of Refift- ance , and assert before the most folemn ...
... present Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain ; who in a late famous Tryal , did openly before Queen , Lords and Commons , maintain the Lawfulness of the Revolution under the Notion of Refift- ance , and assert before the most folemn ...
Page 116
... becomes Honefty , and to do what in him lies for the Improvement of our present Condition , which nothing but our own Pufillanimity can make defperate . The The most deftru & tive Circumftance in our Affairs feems 116 The CRIS I S.
... becomes Honefty , and to do what in him lies for the Improvement of our present Condition , which nothing but our own Pufillanimity can make defperate . The The most deftru & tive Circumftance in our Affairs feems 116 The CRIS I S.
Page 244
... present Refidence with a Prince , who has been ineffectually applied to for his Remo- val ; from the Apprehenfions of a whole Houfe of Commons in another Kingdom , where Men have been actually lifted for his Service ; from Addreffes ...
... present Refidence with a Prince , who has been ineffectually applied to for his Remo- val ; from the Apprehenfions of a whole Houfe of Commons in another Kingdom , where Men have been actually lifted for his Service ; from Addreffes ...
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