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Page xvi
... these inconveniencies , and to render the work as complete as poffi- ble within itself , the Editor has not only fup- plied all the neceffary links of the historical chain , but has thrown into the notes every other article of new , or ...
... these inconveniencies , and to render the work as complete as poffi- ble within itself , the Editor has not only fup- plied all the neceffary links of the historical chain , but has thrown into the notes every other article of new , or ...
Page xxiii
... these debates , however , after all the filly parade of James's learning , it is very evident that he trusted more to the power of HANGING , than of CONVINCING his adverfaries . We cannot wish for a more curious fpecimen of his logic ...
... these debates , however , after all the filly parade of James's learning , it is very evident that he trusted more to the power of HANGING , than of CONVINCING his adverfaries . We cannot wish for a more curious fpecimen of his logic ...
Page xxviii
... these bufineffes every member of the house of parliament hath , and of right ought to have freedom of speech , to propound , treat , and bring to conclufion the fame ; and that the com- mons in parliament have like liberty to treat of these ...
... these bufineffes every member of the house of parliament hath , and of right ought to have freedom of speech , to propound , treat , and bring to conclufion the fame ; and that the com- mons in parliament have like liberty to treat of these ...
Page xlii
... these Sketches to delineate at full length the characters of thofe , who brought Charles to the block ; or to make a great , but useless fhew of political fagacity by attempting to throw new light upon the fecret principles of their ...
... these Sketches to delineate at full length the characters of thofe , who brought Charles to the block ; or to make a great , but useless fhew of political fagacity by attempting to throw new light upon the fecret principles of their ...
Page xlv
... these steps . were taking for the extenfion and fecurity of foreign trade , the parliament called forth the most astonishing exertions to retrieve the naval glory of England , and to give their country its due weight in the political ...
... these steps . were taking for the extenfion and fecurity of foreign trade , the parliament called forth the most astonishing exertions to retrieve the naval glory of England , and to give their country its due weight in the political ...
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