Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volumen35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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... address , offered other reasons for their non - compliance with what was demanded . On the 20th the King was informed of this address , which , though it was extremely disagreeable to him , yet he ordered the House to attend him a ...
... address , offered other reasons for their non - compliance with what was demanded . On the 20th the King was informed of this address , which , though it was extremely disagreeable to him , yet he ordered the House to attend him a ...
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... address , as appears from his answer : • I am not a little surprised , says his Ma- jefty , to find so much inferted in the address of what should not be , and so little of what should . However , he told them , that if , by their ...
... address , as appears from his answer : • I am not a little surprised , says his Ma- jefty , to find so much inferted in the address of what should not be , and so little of what should . However , he told them , that if , by their ...
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... address the King to remove him from his prefence and Councils for ever ; which was seconded and immed ately agreed to . During the time this address was in agi- tation , the King , to divert the Commons from proceeding too hastily in it ...
... address the King to remove him from his prefence and Councils for ever ; which was seconded and immed ately agreed to . During the time this address was in agi- tation , the King , to divert the Commons from proceeding too hastily in it ...
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