The Works of Dr. Jonathan Swift, Volume 2A. Donaldson, 1766 |
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... Spain , and cKing William was made extremely uneafy by the violence with which many of his minifters and chief favourites were pur- fued by the Commons ; the King , to appease their resentment , had made feveral changes in his miniftry ...
... Spain , and cKing William was made extremely uneafy by the violence with which many of his minifters and chief favourites were pur- fued by the Commons ; the King , to appease their resentment , had made feveral changes in his miniftry ...
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... Spain , Sicily , and Sardinia ; and then adds , can Great Britain help to advance men to other thrones , and have no power in limiting its own ? How can a senator , capable of doing honour to Sir Thomas Hanmer , be guilty of fuch ...
... Spain , Sicily , and Sardinia ; and then adds , can Great Britain help to advance men to other thrones , and have no power in limiting its own ? How can a senator , capable of doing honour to Sir Thomas Hanmer , be guilty of fuch ...
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... Spain , and fo on . If by power he means money ; the Duke of Marlborough is thought to have more ready money than all the kings of Christendom together ; but by the pecu- liar difpofition of providence it is locked up in a trunk , to ...
... Spain , and fo on . If by power he means money ; the Duke of Marlborough is thought to have more ready money than all the kings of Christendom together ; but by the pecu- liar difpofition of providence it is locked up in a trunk , to ...
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... Spain ? If fɔ , I reject his meaning , which would infinuate , that the inter- efts and defigns of both thofe princes will be the saine ; whereas they are more oppofite than those of any two o- ther monarchs in Chriftendom . This is the ...
... Spain ? If fɔ , I reject his meaning , which would infinuate , that the inter- efts and defigns of both thofe princes will be the saine ; whereas they are more oppofite than those of any two o- ther monarchs in Chriftendom . This is the ...
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... Spain to France ; to France he hath given leave to invade the empire - next fpring with two hundred thousand men ; and now at laft he deals to France the Imperial dignity ; and fo farewell liberty ; Eu- rope will be French . But in ...
... Spain to France ; to France he hath given leave to invade the empire - next fpring with two hundred thousand men ; and now at laft he deals to France the Imperial dignity ; and fo farewell liberty ; Eu- rope will be French . But in ...
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