The Political State of Great Britain, Volume 9J. Baker and T. Warner, 1715 - Great Britain |
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... Such Two of the Principal Clerks of the Seffion , as fhall be appointed by him to Officiate in his Name , are hereby respectively Required to Attend fuch Meeting , and to Adminifter the Oaths Required by Law to be Taken there by the ...
... Such Two of the Principal Clerks of the Seffion , as fhall be appointed by him to Officiate in his Name , are hereby respectively Required to Attend fuch Meeting , and to Adminifter the Oaths Required by Law to be Taken there by the ...
Page 63
... Such Wifdom as this , added the Bishop , may , indeed , ferve a prefent Turn , but can never lay a ftable Foundation of Peace and Quiet . For true Wisdom must be built upon the Foundation of Truth and Honour , and Honesty , it must look ...
... Such Wifdom as this , added the Bishop , may , indeed , ferve a prefent Turn , but can never lay a ftable Foundation of Peace and Quiet . For true Wisdom must be built upon the Foundation of Truth and Honour , and Honesty , it must look ...
Page 87
... such a vast Appearance of Ci- tizens for the four Merchants at Guild - Hall , that they were declared to have the Ma- jority : However , a Poll being demanded for the Four Tory - Candidates , the fame be- gan at Three a clock , that ...
... such a vast Appearance of Ci- tizens for the four Merchants at Guild - Hall , that they were declared to have the Ma- jority : However , a Poll being demanded for the Four Tory - Candidates , the fame be- gan at Three a clock , that ...
Page 93
... into their Measures , from which they hope for quite contrary Effects , from what they themselves openly propofe : Such is their Cunning . And when Providence breaks N 2 one Vol . IX . one Snare , fo restless are for February , 1715 , 93.
... into their Measures , from which they hope for quite contrary Effects , from what they themselves openly propofe : Such is their Cunning . And when Providence breaks N 2 one Vol . IX . one Snare , fo restless are for February , 1715 , 93.
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... such illuftrious Proofs of an Heart intirely devoted to God , You defpis'd with fo much Courage and Firmness those dazling Grandeurs which combated the Du- sies you ow'd to Confcience , that there's no- thing too great for the ...
... such illuftrious Proofs of an Heart intirely devoted to God , You defpis'd with fo much Courage and Firmness those dazling Grandeurs which combated the Du- sies you ow'd to Confcience , that there's no- thing too great for the ...
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