A Collection of Scarce and Valuable Tracts, on the Most Interesting and Entertaining Subjects: But Chiefly Such as Relate to the History and Constitution of These Kingdoms, Volumen3F. Cogan, 1748 |
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... Nation will not long hide their Refentments . And tho ' there are no ftated Proceeding to bring you to your Duty , yet the great Law of Reason , fays , and all Nations allow , that whatever Power is above Law , its burthenfome and ...
... Nation will not long hide their Refentments . And tho ' there are no ftated Proceeding to bring you to your Duty , yet the great Law of Reason , fays , and all Nations allow , that whatever Power is above Law , its burthenfome and ...
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... Nation , and fhew you very negligent of the Safety of England , and of our Proteftant Neighbours . VIII . Ordering immediate Hearings to trifling Petitions , to please Parties in Elections ; and poftpone the Petition of a Widow , for ...
... Nation , and fhew you very negligent of the Safety of England , and of our Proteftant Neighbours . VIII . Ordering immediate Hearings to trifling Petitions , to please Parties in Elections ; and poftpone the Petition of a Widow , for ...
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... Nation . Wherefore , in the faid Profpect of the impending Ruin of our native Coun- try , while Parliaments ( which ought to be the Security and Defence of our Laws and Conftitution ) betray their Truft , and abufe the People whom they ...
... Nation . Wherefore , in the faid Profpect of the impending Ruin of our native Coun- try , while Parliaments ( which ought to be the Security and Defence of our Laws and Conftitution ) betray their Truft , and abufe the People whom they ...
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... Nation thinks you Mad . III Are thefe the Ways your Wisdom takes , To raise our Reputation ; To quarrel at a few Mistakes , Whilft France its own Advantage makes , And laughs at all the Nation . IV . You are the People who of old , The ...
... Nation thinks you Mad . III Are thefe the Ways your Wisdom takes , To raise our Reputation ; To quarrel at a few Mistakes , Whilft France its own Advantage makes , And laughs at all the Nation . IV . You are the People who of old , The ...
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... Nation ; For if they do , they know their Doom , That we'll be falling out at Home , And baulk their Expectation . VI . You are the Nation's grand Defence , Against illegal Power , And yet against both Law and Sense , And fometimes too ...
... Nation ; For if they do , they know their Doom , That we'll be falling out at Home , And baulk their Expectation . VI . You are the Nation's grand Defence , Against illegal Power , And yet against both Law and Sense , And fometimes too ...
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