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, 1750 |
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... same time was ready to ftarve , and beg'd at the Papifts Doors for Bread . This is as frange as if it were a Miracle ! V. The Doctor before the King and Council fwore he never knew nor had feen either Mr. Coleman , or Sir George Wakeman ...
... same time was ready to ftarve , and beg'd at the Papifts Doors for Bread . This is as frange as if it were a Miracle ! V. The Doctor before the King and Council fwore he never knew nor had feen either Mr. Coleman , or Sir George Wakeman ...
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... same Destiny · that the Liberty had , which was granted unto them by the Declaration of Indul- gence , Anno 1672. Or fhould the Parliament be willing to grant Eafe and Indul- gence to all Proteftants , by a Bill prepared for repealing ...
... same Destiny · that the Liberty had , which was granted unto them by the Declaration of Indul- gence , Anno 1672. Or fhould the Parliament be willing to grant Eafe and Indul- gence to all Proteftants , by a Bill prepared for repealing ...
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