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... hope it will not be expected I should answer everything that was then said : because I suppose the main things that were spoken were arguments from ancient Constitutions and Settlements by the Laws ; in which I am sure I could never be ...
... hope it will not be expected I should answer everything that was then said : because I suppose the main things that were spoken were arguments from ancient Constitutions and Settlements by the Laws ; in which I am sure I could never be ...
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... hope you will think a great deal more than I say . [ Not convenient to SPEAK every- thing in so ticklish a predicament ; with Deputations of a Hun- dred Officers , and so many " scrupulous fellows , considerable in their own conceit ...
... hope you will think a great deal more than I say . [ Not convenient to SPEAK every- thing in so ticklish a predicament ; with Deputations of a Hun- dred Officers , and so many " scrupulous fellows , considerable in their own conceit ...
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... hope it will be no offence to say to you , as the case now stands , " So may you . ” And if it be so that you may , why then I say , there is nothing of necessity in your argument ; and all turns on consideration of the expedience of it ...
... hope it will be no offence to say to you , as the case now stands , " So may you . ” And if it be so that you may , why then I say , there is nothing of necessity in your argument ; and all turns on consideration of the expedience of it ...
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... hope I may urge against it , that the reason of my own mind is not quite to that effect . But I do say undoubtingly ( let us think about other things , ' about the mind of the Nation and suchlike , ' what we will ) , What the Parliament ...
... hope I may urge against it , that the reason of my own mind is not quite to that effect . But I do say undoubtingly ( let us think about other things , ' about the mind of the Nation and suchlike , ' what we will ) , What the Parliament ...
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... hope it will not be understood that I contend for the Name ; or for any name , or any thing of a merely extraneous nature ; ' but truly and plainly for the substance of the business , ' — if I speak as in the Lord's presence ; ay , in ...
... hope it will not be understood that I contend for the Name ; or for any name , or any thing of a merely extraneous nature ; ' but truly and plainly for the substance of the business , ' — if I speak as in the Lord's presence ; ay , in ...
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