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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... interest , and , of all other societies , the least capable of being made a property , or ( in the vulgar cant ) to be made bubbles to any one . From whence it must follow , in order to justify the sincerity of your lordships ...
... interest , and , of all other societies , the least capable of being made a property , or ( in the vulgar cant ) to be made bubbles to any one . From whence it must follow , in order to justify the sincerity of your lordships ...
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... interest of the papists , had not hindered , the same would , long ere this , have crowned their wishes with an universal attestation . To dissent touching matters civil and common from any society we are in , I appeal to all men , does ...
... interest of the papists , had not hindered , the same would , long ere this , have crowned their wishes with an universal attestation . To dissent touching matters civil and common from any society we are in , I appeal to all men , does ...
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... interest of that illustrious family , which is , unhappily , void of all pretence to an hereditary right . Thus do we , according to your royal direction , contend with our brethren , who shall most effectually secure the protestant ...
... interest of that illustrious family , which is , unhappily , void of all pretence to an hereditary right . Thus do we , according to your royal direction , contend with our brethren , who shall most effectually secure the protestant ...
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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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