The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Том 6 |
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And , as H. M. is sensible of the ill consequences which may arise from a rupture between the House of Lords in this kingdom and that in Ireland , and as the sum of money which gives occasion to this dispute is too inconsiderable to be ...
And , as H. M. is sensible of the ill consequences which may arise from a rupture between the House of Lords in this kingdom and that in Ireland , and as the sum of money which gives occasion to this dispute is too inconsiderable to be ...
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Private history would be useful to us upon this occasion . But this we all saw in public , that however that fear might then be supposed to work so far , as to hinder those few gentlemen from openly espousing that fatal bill ; it did ...
Private history would be useful to us upon this occasion . But this we all saw in public , that however that fear might then be supposed to work so far , as to hinder those few gentlemen from openly espousing that fatal bill ; it did ...
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Under this head , he took occasion to pity the Duke of Ormond , who had been all along so much abused and misled by his friends ; representing him as acting , by the same advice , the same part now which he did at that time , being set ...
Under this head , he took occasion to pity the Duke of Ormond , who had been all along so much abused and misled by his friends ; representing him as acting , by the same advice , the same part now which he did at that time , being set ...
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LETTERS continued | 453 |
LETTERS continued | 462 |
to the Earl of Stair | 467 |
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