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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... ( whofe Servants you are ) and in a peaceable Way , to put you in mind of your Duty , is illegal and injurious ; deftructive of the Subject's Liberty of petitioning for Redrefs of Grievances , which has by all Parliaments before you been ...
... ( whofe Servants you are ) and in a peaceable Way , to put you in mind of your Duty , is illegal and injurious ; deftructive of the Subject's Liberty of petitioning for Redrefs of Grievances , which has by all Parliaments before you been ...
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... whofe Security is more from the Temperof the Magiftrate , than the Conftitution of the Government . The next greatest Opportunity of all , was at the Election of this King . He feems not to have come for a Crown , but our Safety ; to ...
... whofe Security is more from the Temperof the Magiftrate , than the Conftitution of the Government . The next greatest Opportunity of all , was at the Election of this King . He feems not to have come for a Crown , but our Safety ; to ...
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... whofe Fidelity to rely . Befides , it was very apparent that if the Prince had only intended to cover our Heads , while the Grievances were fairly redreffed , not to take away the King's Rights , he would have stayed the March of his ...
... whofe Fidelity to rely . Befides , it was very apparent that if the Prince had only intended to cover our Heads , while the Grievances were fairly redreffed , not to take away the King's Rights , he would have stayed the March of his ...
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... whofe Honour and Generofity he could more certainly rely upon for Protection than any other , upon the fingle Ac- count of that King's heroic Soul , prompt to fuccour a Prince fo injur'd , and particularly by one that was his fworn ...
... whofe Honour and Generofity he could more certainly rely upon for Protection than any other , upon the fingle Ac- count of that King's heroic Soul , prompt to fuccour a Prince fo injur'd , and particularly by one that was his fworn ...
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... whofe very Mercies are Cruelties . Our Godwin Junior goes on , telling us , if it be an ill Precedent for the Safe- ty of Princes , that the Advantage was taken , it was however neceffary to take it for the Safety of the People , for whofe ...
... whofe very Mercies are Cruelties . Our Godwin Junior goes on , telling us , if it be an ill Precedent for the Safe- ty of Princes , that the Advantage was taken , it was however neceffary to take it for the Safety of the People , for whofe ...
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