The Harleian Miscellany: A Collection of Scarce, Curious, and Entertaining Pamphlets and Tracts, as Well in Manuscript as in Print, Том 10Robert Dutton, 1810 |
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... English , in the years 1657 and 1658 , at the taking of Dunkirk , and other important places , as it was delivered by the General himself . London , 1699. Quarto , con- taining sixteen pages .. An account of St. Sebastian's , in ...
... English , in the years 1657 and 1658 , at the taking of Dunkirk , and other important places , as it was delivered by the General himself . London , 1699. Quarto , con- taining sixteen pages .. An account of St. Sebastian's , in ...
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... English were a nation , when the ill manners of false witnesses , their frequent subornations , perjuries , and for- geries have more deserved to be restrained by some good new laws , than this very age , wherein we live . I could ...
... English were a nation , when the ill manners of false witnesses , their frequent subornations , perjuries , and for- geries have more deserved to be restrained by some good new laws , than this very age , wherein we live . I could ...
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... English fleet was scarce yet out of the river ; the Dutch , for the most part , at home ; the French in the mouth of the channel , and only kept back by contrary winds ; a terrible invasion hourly expected from France ; the army beyond ...
... English fleet was scarce yet out of the river ; the Dutch , for the most part , at home ; the French in the mouth of the channel , and only kept back by contrary winds ; a terrible invasion hourly expected from France ; the army beyond ...
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... English subjects are bound in con- science to do , should he land in England , and demand his right ? The last is a material question , but I wonder how you came to ask the first , as if it could be any question , what the late king ...
... English subjects are bound in con- science to do , should he land in England , and demand his right ? The last is a material question , but I wonder how you came to ask the first , as if it could be any question , what the late king ...
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... English parliaments ? has the expectation of it fired English spirits , and , upon occasion , filled our armies and navies , without need of pressing , or beat of drum ? have we so detested the French cruel- ties to protestants ? and ...
... English parliaments ? has the expectation of it fired English spirits , and , upon occasion , filled our armies and navies , without need of pressing , or beat of drum ? have we so detested the French cruel- ties to protestants ? and ...
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