Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volumen35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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... should ever have the highest respect for their privilege , and fubmitted to whatever the House should determine concerning him , " and then hẹ withdrew . After debate it was refolved the same day , that his Lordship should , for this ...
... should ever have the highest respect for their privilege , and fubmitted to whatever the House should determine concerning him , " and then hẹ withdrew . After debate it was refolved the same day , that his Lordship should , for this ...
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... should enable him to defeat their machinations and deigas , and thereby preseave the public peace .'- And , if they should desire to fit for any longer time , his Majesty was content to let them adjourn till after Easter , and then meet ...
... should enable him to defeat their machinations and deigas , and thereby preseave the public peace .'- And , if they should desire to fit for any longer time , his Majesty was content to let them adjourn till after Easter , and then meet ...
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... should not be , and so little of what should . However , he told them , that if , by their affistance , he should be put into arms sufficient to perfect the work he pro- posed , he should not be weary of them till Christendom was ...
... should not be , and so little of what should . However , he told them , that if , by their affistance , he should be put into arms sufficient to perfect the work he pro- posed , he should not be weary of them till Christendom was ...
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