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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... greatest Opportunity of all , was at the Election of this King . He feems not to have come for a Crown , but our Safety ; to fecure the Succeffion , rather than obtain the Poffeffion : Doubtless we furprized him with the Tender of it ...
... greatest Opportunity of all , was at the Election of this King . He feems not to have come for a Crown , but our Safety ; to fecure the Succeffion , rather than obtain the Poffeffion : Doubtless we furprized him with the Tender of it ...
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... greatest Advantages , while we let them fee we can thus contradict , and give ourselves the Lye , and change our Minds of Men that are not changed ; and can do any thing to ferve a Turn , which makes the whole look infincere and a Trick ...
... greatest Advantages , while we let them fee we can thus contradict , and give ourselves the Lye , and change our Minds of Men that are not changed ; and can do any thing to ferve a Turn , which makes the whole look infincere and a Trick ...
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... greatest Ene- mies are of our own House ; our own Family , Men in Office , and in Govern- ment , let King James's Fate be your Admonition ; truft yourselves , and others fhall not betray you ; employ Men of Principles , of Skill , and ...
... greatest Ene- mies are of our own House ; our own Family , Men in Office , and in Govern- ment , let King James's Fate be your Admonition ; truft yourselves , and others fhall not betray you ; employ Men of Principles , of Skill , and ...
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... greatest Part of the Roman Catholick and Prote- ftant Princes of Europe ; the Cement of all which , was the Toleration of Re- ligion , which ever fince hath kept that vaft Empire in Unity within its felf : Such an Harmony amongst his ...
... greatest Part of the Roman Catholick and Prote- ftant Princes of Europe ; the Cement of all which , was the Toleration of Re- ligion , which ever fince hath kept that vaft Empire in Unity within its felf : Such an Harmony amongst his ...
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... greatest degree . As to King James's learning French Methods , and bis Return with the Addi- tion that Revenge , Hatred , and Fear can make to an angry and implacable Mind ; thefe are the very Scare - crows that the Black Parliament and ...
... greatest degree . As to King James's learning French Methods , and bis Return with the Addi- tion that Revenge , Hatred , and Fear can make to an angry and implacable Mind ; thefe are the very Scare - crows that the Black Parliament and ...
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