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... KING'S Morfels of Criticifm , 110 LESSONS of moral and religious Inftruction , LETCHWORTH'S courses , 563 twelve Dif- 226 LETER to Mr. Pitt on the Re- ftrictions , - to the Bp . of London , to Mr. Horne Tooke , 173 from a Country Gen ...
... KING'S Morfels of Criticifm , 110 LESSONS of moral and religious Inftruction , LETCHWORTH'S courses , 563 twelve Dif- 226 LETER to Mr. Pitt on the Re- ftrictions , - to the Bp . of London , to Mr. Horne Tooke , 173 from a Country Gen ...
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... King Sebaftian , confidering the fingular degree of imbecility , and want of talents , which have fo remarkably ditinguished the reigning family of Bragança , from the first King . Don John the Fourth ( who would not have dared 12 Don ...
... King Sebaftian , confidering the fingular degree of imbecility , and want of talents , which have fo remarkably ditinguished the reigning family of Bragança , from the first King . Don John the Fourth ( who would not have dared 12 Don ...
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... king ! Bell - glaffes , all fo thick , were tumbled o'er , And lo ! the cries fo fhrill , of many a score , A fad and fatal ftroke proclaim'd ; The fcarecrow all so red , was overturn'd ; His vanifh'a hat and wig , and head , he mourn'd ...
... king ! Bell - glaffes , all fo thick , were tumbled o'er , And lo ! the cries fo fhrill , of many a score , A fad and fatal ftroke proclaim'd ; The fcarecrow all so red , was overturn'd ; His vanifh'a hat and wig , and head , he mourn'd ...
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... King's party , as that they were loofe and wanton , and minded their plea- fure , more than either their Country's fervice , or their Maifter's good . ' Thus has Mr. Bell , in his beautiful typography , given us both verfe and profe ...
... King's party , as that they were loofe and wanton , and minded their plea- fure , more than either their Country's fervice , or their Maifter's good . ' Thus has Mr. Bell , in his beautiful typography , given us both verfe and profe ...
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... King's - Bench , in the Cafe of Pugh and the Duke of Leeds , and the principal Authorities for and against it , are confidered , By John Jofeph Powell , Efq . Barrister at Law , of the Inner Temple . 8vo . 8s . Boards . Whieldon . 1787 ...
... King's - Bench , in the Cafe of Pugh and the Duke of Leeds , and the principal Authorities for and against it , are confidered , By John Jofeph Powell , Efq . Barrister at Law , of the Inner Temple . 8vo . 8s . Boards . Whieldon . 1787 ...
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