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... measures discussed in Parlia- ment are the measures of the Ministry , not of the King . It is plain to common ... measure , yet at that time not thought too strong for the occasion by fome of those fium pa- triots . 1 The public ...
... measures discussed in Parlia- ment are the measures of the Ministry , not of the King . It is plain to common ... measure , yet at that time not thought too strong for the occasion by fome of those fium pa- triots . 1 The public ...
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was the object of that measure ! the bill was rejected , and a protest formed , and now ftanding on the journals , in which are the s : following paragraphs : Differ Diffentient . Because f • As various ... measure! the bill was ...
was the object of that measure ! the bill was rejected , and a protest formed , and now ftanding on the journals , in which are the s : following paragraphs : Differ Diffentient . Because f • As various ... measure! the bill was ...
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... measure the means to guide him aright in feveral of the future steps he afterwards took in the world ; for his own ... measures , as not to run into anar- chy by attempting to shake off tyranny . Hear a few lines , extracted from ...
... measure the means to guide him aright in feveral of the future steps he afterwards took in the world ; for his own ... measures , as not to run into anar- chy by attempting to shake off tyranny . Hear a few lines , extracted from ...
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