Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volumen35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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... honour and happiness of their Sovereign to the groveling views of their own mean am- bition , in what detesiation should they be held both by Prince and people , whose peace and welfare are equally at stake ? And can you doubt that it ...
... honour and happiness of their Sovereign to the groveling views of their own mean am- bition , in what detesiation should they be held both by Prince and people , whose peace and welfare are equally at stake ? And can you doubt that it ...
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... honour than even the Princely title conferred on him . Herein it is declared , That the King and Queen could do no less for one who had deserved the best of them ; one who , in a corrupted age , and finking into the basest flattery ...
... honour than even the Princely title conferred on him . Herein it is declared , That the King and Queen could do no less for one who had deserved the best of them ; one who , in a corrupted age , and finking into the basest flattery ...
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... honour , and religion strike their flags . A man would be imme- diately pointed at for affecting so much pe- dantry in his morals . Husbands in France are so far from con- fidering a rape of this fort as an affront , that on the ...
... honour , and religion strike their flags . A man would be imme- diately pointed at for affecting so much pe- dantry in his morals . Husbands in France are so far from con- fidering a rape of this fort as an affront , that on the ...
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