The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Том 6 |
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However , as the king has taken this resolution , his Majesty will give immediate orders for the release both of Count Gyllenborg and Baron Gortz , as soon as he shall receive from the Regent such a declaration in form as is ...
However , as the king has taken this resolution , his Majesty will give immediate orders for the release both of Count Gyllenborg and Baron Gortz , as soon as he shall receive from the Regent such a declaration in form as is ...
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And I am to signify his Majesty's pleasure to your Lordship , that you do give the necessary directions for paying the sum of five thousand pounds to the said Provost , Fellows , and Scholars of the said College , in such manner as is ...
And I am to signify his Majesty's pleasure to your Lordship , that you do give the necessary directions for paying the sum of five thousand pounds to the said Provost , Fellows , and Scholars of the said College , in such manner as is ...
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Sir Thomas Cross insisted upon the declared sense of the House , when Mr. Stanhope promised a longer day ; and as for my Lord Coningsby , he did not question but his Lordship was prepared to give judgment without a further hearing ...
Sir Thomas Cross insisted upon the declared sense of the House , when Mr. Stanhope promised a longer day ; and as for my Lord Coningsby , he did not question but his Lordship was prepared to give judgment without a further hearing ...
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to the Earl of Stair | 467 |
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