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... raised on the pub- lic.- The civil list alone is now 800 ০০০ 1 . and not less than ten millions are annually raised on the people . Think then of this immense increase of re- venue ; of the command of the Treasury 3 the legion of ...
... raised on the pub- lic.- The civil list alone is now 800 ০০০ 1 . and not less than ten millions are annually raised on the people . Think then of this immense increase of re- venue ; of the command of the Treasury 3 the legion of ...
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Popish mob , and raised a loud laugh . But their mirth continued not long ; for , another of the Judges commanding Lunt to touch and ' name all the accused Gentlemen with the cryer's staff , he named ... raised a loud laugh. But ...
Popish mob , and raised a loud laugh . But their mirth continued not long ; for , another of the Judges commanding Lunt to touch and ' name all the accused Gentlemen with the cryer's staff , he named ... raised a loud laugh. But ...
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... raised , till the place of the party destined for destructi- on is furrendered . Such a hue and cry , such hiflings were raised , t'll the Minister who had been the butt of them , took to his heels , and abandoned the field of battle ...
... raised , till the place of the party destined for destructi- on is furrendered . Such a hue and cry , such hiflings were raised , t'll the Minister who had been the butt of them , took to his heels , and abandoned the field of battle ...
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