Corrupt Ministers, the Cause of Publick Calamities, Or, The Interest of the King and His People, One: Being a Brief Relation of Some Publick Crimes Committed in the Government During the Late War ...booksellers of London and Westminster, 1701 - 26 páginas |
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... refused to receive Matter I would have laid before them upon Oath . So finding I could make nothing of it in the House of Commons ( in which those who were Guilty , had too great footing , a Diftemper A the ( 9 ) the Nation was never ...
... refused to receive Matter I would have laid before them upon Oath . So finding I could make nothing of it in the House of Commons ( in which those who were Guilty , had too great footing , a Diftemper A the ( 9 ) the Nation was never ...
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... refusing to make Answer . But their Lordships , upon my humble Petition ( which through the Favour of a Noble Lord was read in a full Houfe ) were pleased to order . me to be Difcharged without paying Fees , and ne- ver called me to the ...
... refusing to make Answer . But their Lordships , upon my humble Petition ( which through the Favour of a Noble Lord was read in a full Houfe ) were pleased to order . me to be Difcharged without paying Fees , and ne- ver called me to the ...
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... refused to do ) but pre- vailed with divers of the King's principal Mini- fters , to go in a Body ( as appears by the Print- ed News Papers ) to fee Mr. Cullifords Looms for making Canvafs , and promis'd all poffible En- couragement to ...
... refused to do ) but pre- vailed with divers of the King's principal Mini- fters , to go in a Body ( as appears by the Print- ed News Papers ) to fee Mr. Cullifords Looms for making Canvafs , and promis'd all poffible En- couragement to ...
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