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Page 51
... say , and to fetch inftances , where he hath in many things been hardly ufed . How long thefe humours may laft . ( for paffions are momentary , and especially those of a multi- tude ) , or what confequences they may produce , a little ...
... say , and to fetch inftances , where he hath in many things been hardly ufed . How long thefe humours may laft . ( for paffions are momentary , and especially those of a multi- tude ) , or what confequences they may produce , a little ...
Page 74
... say upon occasion of the union - act ; which is , that the author of the Crifis may be fairly proved , from his own citations , to be guilty of HIGH TREASON . In a paper of his called the Englishman , of October 29. there is an ...
... say upon occasion of the union - act ; which is , that the author of the Crifis may be fairly proved , from his own citations , to be guilty of HIGH TREASON . In a paper of his called the Englishman , of October 29. there is an ...
Page 87
... says he , that the perfon who seems to be the most favoured by the French King in the late treaties , is the Duke of Savoy . Extremely right ; for whatever that prince got by the peace , he owes entirely to her Majefty , as a juft ...
... says he , that the perfon who seems to be the most favoured by the French King in the late treaties , is the Duke of Savoy . Extremely right ; for whatever that prince got by the peace , he owes entirely to her Majefty , as a juft ...
Page 187
... says , " The " Examiner has been down this month , and was very filly the " five or fix laft papers . Hawkef The EXAMINER was a weekly paper in defence of the Tory miniftry . This paper , as it was carried on by fame very emi- nent ...
... says , " The " Examiner has been down this month , and was very filly the " five or fix laft papers . Hawkef The EXAMINER was a weekly paper in defence of the Tory miniftry . This paper , as it was carried on by fame very emi- nent ...
Page 239
... says , it was hoped the nation would have followed this example . You fee the faction begins already to speak out : this is an open de- mand for the abbey - land ; this furious zealot would have us prieft - ridden again , like our ...
... says , it was hoped the nation would have followed this example . You fee the faction begins already to speak out : this is an open de- mand for the abbey - land ; this furious zealot would have us prieft - ridden again , like our ...
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