The Letters of Junius, Том 2J. Wheble, 1772 |
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Junius. but that they have other views , which can only be answered by fecuring the attachment of the guards ? The minifter would hardly be fo cautious of offending them , if he did not mean , in due time , to call for their af- fiftance ...
Junius. but that they have other views , which can only be answered by fecuring the attachment of the guards ? The minifter would hardly be fo cautious of offending them , if he did not mean , in due time , to call for their af- fiftance ...
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... answer that they have committed two offences , both very enormous , and violated two laws . The rescue is one offence , the flagrant breach of difcipline another , and hitherto it does not appear that they have been punished , or even ...
... answer that they have committed two offences , both very enormous , and violated two laws . The rescue is one offence , the flagrant breach of difcipline another , and hitherto it does not appear that they have been punished , or even ...
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... answer from me ; though , I think , not fo much from the merit or impor tance of his objections , as from my own vo- luntary engagement . I had a reason for not taking notice of him fooner , which , as he is a candid perfon , I believe ...
... answer from me ; though , I think , not fo much from the merit or impor tance of his objections , as from my own vo- luntary engagement . I had a reason for not taking notice of him fooner , which , as he is a candid perfon , I believe ...
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... The most secret particulars of this detestable transaction shall , in due time , be given to the public . The people fhall know what kind of man they have to deal with . ment , ment , it has been the fashion to answer us JUNIU S. 61.
... The most secret particulars of this detestable transaction shall , in due time , be given to the public . The people fhall know what kind of man they have to deal with . ment , ment , it has been the fashion to answer us JUNIU S. 61.
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Junius. ment , it has been the fashion to answer us , though not very fairly , with an appeal to the private virtues of your Sovereign . " Has he " not , to relieve the people , furrendered a " confiderable part of his revenue ? -Has he ...
Junius. ment , it has been the fashion to answer us , though not very fairly , with an appeal to the private virtues of your Sovereign . " Has he " not , to relieve the people , furrendered a " confiderable part of his revenue ? -Has he ...
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