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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... proved that he only defamed Kingship as Tyran- nical , that he might be a Tyrant . The many Changes and Alterations fince in the English Government , are fo new , that they need no Recital , only thus much , that as they in whofe Hands ...
... proved that he only defamed Kingship as Tyran- nical , that he might be a Tyrant . The many Changes and Alterations fince in the English Government , are fo new , that they need no Recital , only thus much , that as they in whofe Hands ...
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... prove a vain Attempt , faying , He fall not return thither , but he shall die in the Place whither they have led him Captive , and fhall fee this Land no more . Jer . xxii . 11 , 12 . 2 Chron . xxxvi . 9 . The ( The Egyptians , having ...
... prove a vain Attempt , faying , He fall not return thither , but he shall die in the Place whither they have led him Captive , and fhall fee this Land no more . Jer . xxii . 11 , 12 . 2 Chron . xxxvi . 9 . The ( The Egyptians , having ...
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... prove , but correfpond to his Name . The Mafters of the Ceremonies were called at that Act , and he being then conducted by fome of their Eminencies behind the Altar of the faid Chappel , was by the Affiftance of the Lord Sexton , and ...
... prove , but correfpond to his Name . The Mafters of the Ceremonies were called at that Act , and he being then conducted by fome of their Eminencies behind the Altar of the faid Chappel , was by the Affiftance of the Lord Sexton , and ...
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... prove but feldom more injurious to the Country neat ite than by communicating largely its Afhes , which though for the prefent it did fomewhat incommode them , they had afterwards a confiderable Compenfation im the Product of their ...
... prove but feldom more injurious to the Country neat ite than by communicating largely its Afhes , which though for the prefent it did fomewhat incommode them , they had afterwards a confiderable Compenfation im the Product of their ...
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... proved mifchievous or inconvenient to his Majefty : And I have been fo far from being the fole Manager of Affairs , that I have not in the whole laft Year , been above twice with his Majefty in any Room alone , and very feldom in the ...
... proved mifchievous or inconvenient to his Majefty : And I have been fo far from being the fole Manager of Affairs , that I have not in the whole laft Year , been above twice with his Majefty in any Room alone , and very feldom in the ...
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