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, Volumen12Walter Scott AMS Press, 1965 |
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... brought into England with the consent et a duly elected and free parliament : Popery must therefore either never be introduc into England , or it must be brought into it by an armed force too great for England to resist And as the legal ...
... brought into England with the consent et a duly elected and free parliament : Popery must therefore either never be introduc into England , or it must be brought into it by an armed force too great for England to resist And as the legal ...
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... brought at common law , because the House of Com- mons had the sole judicature of the behaviour of the officers , and of all matters relating to the election of their own members : But the same , by a writ of error , was brought into ...
... brought at common law , because the House of Com- mons had the sole judicature of the behaviour of the officers , and of all matters relating to the election of their own members : But the same , by a writ of error , was brought into ...
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... brought in for their destruction ? And whether the new counsellors , with all their settled assurance , can have the boldness to pretend , that the government at this time is carried on by them ? Whether there ever was a character of ...
... brought in for their destruction ? And whether the new counsellors , with all their settled assurance , can have the boldness to pretend , that the government at this time is carried on by them ? Whether there ever was a character of ...
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Essay concerning some Errors about the first Creation | 21 |
A Collection of Advertisements c relating to the Royal Fisheries within the British Seas | 33 |
Letter on the Situation of Holland with regard to Fisheries | 53 |
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