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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... 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 fhould protect : And no ...
... 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 fhould protect : And no ...
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... faid the Language was fevere , And into Paffion flew ; Some too began to curfe and fwear , And call'd the Author Mutineer , But all Men faid ' twas true . XXVII . But oh ! the Confternation now In which you all appear ! ' Tis plain from ...
... faid the Language was fevere , And into Paffion flew ; Some too began to curfe and fwear , And call'd the Author Mutineer , But all Men faid ' twas true . XXVII . But oh ! the Confternation now In which you all appear ! ' Tis plain from ...
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... faid , by particular Orders from hence ; laft of all , the Danger and Scandal of our Administration in general , by the Employment of incompetent Persons , fuch as are suspected of Falfenefs , or that are of known Infufficiency ; as ...
... faid , by particular Orders from hence ; laft of all , the Danger and Scandal of our Administration in general , by the Employment of incompetent Persons , fuch as are suspected of Falfenefs , or that are of known Infufficiency ; as ...
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... faid Parliament may deliberate upon and establish all fuch Matters , as fhall be judged neceffary to fecure the Lords , the Clergy , the Gentry and People , that their Rights , Laws and Privileges , fhall be no more violated or broken ...
... faid Parliament may deliberate upon and establish all fuch Matters , as fhall be judged neceffary to fecure the Lords , the Clergy , the Gentry and People , that their Rights , Laws and Privileges , fhall be no more violated or broken ...
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... faid , for footh , for- footh you do fcully to fmite a King anointed . So another alfo , who thruft him in- to the Side with a Sword , when he was Prifoner in the Tower , was by him par- doned when he was reftored to his State and ...
... faid , for footh , for- footh you do fcully to fmite a King anointed . So another alfo , who thruft him in- to the Side with a Sword , when he was Prifoner in the Tower , was by him par- doned when he was reftored to his State and ...
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