Historical Register1732 Containing an impartial relation of all transactions, foreign and domestick: with a Chronological diary of all the remarkable occurrences, viz. births, marriages, deaths, removals, promotions, etc. that happened throughout the year: together with the characters and parentage of persons deceased on the eminent rank ... |
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... see thee after thou hadft driven mine Enemies from Ifpahan . Whereupon the King difmounted , and having walked a few Paces , he fat down upon a Cushion , and drank Coffee with his Gene- ral : After which they mounted again , and marched ...
... see thee after thou hadft driven mine Enemies from Ifpahan . Whereupon the King difmounted , and having walked a few Paces , he fat down upon a Cushion , and drank Coffee with his Gene- ral : After which they mounted again , and marched ...
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... See . So that tho ' the Germanick Body may not directly have any Complaint to make , yet furely a falfe Step , which may fome Day or ano- ther be fo juflly refented by the Holy See , is a strong Reafon for them not to charge themfelves ...
... See . So that tho ' the Germanick Body may not directly have any Complaint to make , yet furely a falfe Step , which may fome Day or ano- ther be fo juflly refented by the Holy See , is a strong Reafon for them not to charge themfelves ...
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... See , Apoftolical and Primate of Germany , & c . to all our Vice - Deans , Bailiffs , Provofts , Governours , their Subftitutes , Judges , and to all our Officers and Subjects , greeting . Know ye , that having heard , contrary to all ...
... See , Apoftolical and Primate of Germany , & c . to all our Vice - Deans , Bailiffs , Provofts , Governours , their Subftitutes , Judges , and to all our Officers and Subjects , greeting . Know ye , that having heard , contrary to all ...
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... seeing the good Difpofitions that were made to give them a warm Reception , they nevertheless gave fresh Proofs of their feditious Spirits , by fummoning new Affem- blies in feveral Places , repeating their injurious and menacing ...
... seeing the good Difpofitions that were made to give them a warm Reception , they nevertheless gave fresh Proofs of their feditious Spirits , by fummoning new Affem- blies in feveral Places , repeating their injurious and menacing ...
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... seeing all the Paffes fhut up , as they were at present , and think- ing they shall be for ever debarred of the Liberty of going away , may in their Simplicity be driven to thefe fatal Extremities ? As for the third Point , it cannot be ...
... seeing all the Paffes fhut up , as they were at present , and think- ing they shall be for ever debarred of the Liberty of going away , may in their Simplicity be driven to thefe fatal Extremities ? As for the third Point , it cannot be ...
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