Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volumen35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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... answer to it . ' On the 29th they , by command , attend- ed again , when his Majesty gave his rea- fons , why he could not at present explain himself touching the matters they had pray- ed , and then spoke concerning the supplies ...
... answer to it . ' On the 29th they , by command , attend- ed again , when his Majesty gave his rea- fons , why he could not at present explain himself touching the matters they had pray- ed , and then spoke concerning the supplies ...
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... 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 affistance , he should be put into ...
... 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 affistance , he should be put into ...
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... answer his present occafions , he expressed himself in very warm terms to fome confiderable persons near him against an address of that kind ; but , at the time he spoke of it publicly , his Majesty fad , That , though he might have no ...
... answer his present occafions , he expressed himself in very warm terms to fome confiderable persons near him against an address of that kind ; but , at the time he spoke of it publicly , his Majesty fad , That , though he might have no ...
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