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... sense , and , as the Parliament have been pleased to shape it , com- prehending all the interests of these Three Nations ! I confess I have two things in view . The first is , To return some answer to what was so well and ably said the ...
... sense , and , as the Parliament have been pleased to shape it , com- prehending all the interests of these Three Nations ! I confess I have two things in view . The first is , To return some answer to what was so well and ably said the ...
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... with the power- fulest lenses , yields at last , —with some slight changes of the points and so forth , - this sense as struggling at the bottom of it . 66 66 moreover , which grows and has to grow 1657 . 9 SPEECH XI .
... with the power- fulest lenses , yields at last , —with some slight changes of the points and so forth , - this sense as struggling at the bottom of it . 66 66 moreover , which grows and has to grow 1657 . 9 SPEECH XI .
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... sense I have of the difficulty of your work , I would not have you lose any help [ Help of the Name " King , " help of the scrupulous Anti - King people : —it is a dark case ! ] that may serve you , that may stand in stead to you . I ...
... sense I have of the difficulty of your work , I would not have you lose any help [ Help of the Name " King , " help of the scrupulous Anti - King people : —it is a dark case ! ] that may serve you , that may stand in stead to you . I ...
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... sense it comes from you , it is what they cannot otherwise arrive at ; therefore in a sense it is ex dono ; for whoever helps a man to what he cannot otherwise attain , doth an act that is very near a gift ; and you helping them to this ...
... sense it comes from you , it is what they cannot otherwise arrive at ; therefore in a sense it is ex dono ; for whoever helps a man to what he cannot otherwise attain , doth an act that is very near a gift ; and you helping them to this ...
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... sense God had raised among us , - ' believing , I say , ' that surely Fighting was not the end , but the means , which had an end , and was in order to somewhat ! Truly the end , then , was , I thought , Settlement ; that is , that men ...
... sense God had raised among us , - ' believing , I say , ' that surely Fighting was not the end , but the means , which had an end , and was in order to somewhat ! Truly the end , then , was , I thought , Settlement ; that is , that men ...
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