The London Magazine Enlarged and Improved, Том 4R. Baldwin, 1785 |
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... fuch further regulations as may appear to be neceffary in the different offices of the kingdom . I have the fulleft reliance on the continuance of your faithful and dili- gent exertions in every part of your public duty . You may at all ...
... fuch further regulations as may appear to be neceffary in the different offices of the kingdom . I have the fulleft reliance on the continuance of your faithful and dili- gent exertions in every part of your public duty . You may at all ...
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... fuch difcernment , were ever prone to mutilate and deform . Mr. Burke treated the addrefs with the greatest afperity : he had never feen , he faid , a performance of fuch trifling length , which had occafioned fo great adiverfity of ...
... fuch difcernment , were ever prone to mutilate and deform . Mr. Burke treated the addrefs with the greatest afperity : he had never feen , he faid , a performance of fuch trifling length , which had occafioned fo great adiverfity of ...
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... fuch bigotry he pro- feffed to entertain , and he confidered it neither as dishonourable nor blind . But it was asked , why , fince he held thefe fentiments , did he coalefce with his right honourable friend , who was fo eminently ...
... fuch bigotry he pro- feffed to entertain , and he confidered it neither as dishonourable nor blind . But it was asked , why , fince he held thefe fentiments , did he coalefce with his right honourable friend , who was fo eminently ...
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... fuch a master for the golden chains of a court , or the tinfelled manacles of delegated patronage ? I have the honour to be , Gentlemen , Your most obliged , most devoted , And obedient humble fervant , CHARLEMONT . INDEPENDENT WICKLOW ...
... fuch a master for the golden chains of a court , or the tinfelled manacles of delegated patronage ? I have the honour to be , Gentlemen , Your most obliged , most devoted , And obedient humble fervant , CHARLEMONT . INDEPENDENT WICKLOW ...
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... fuch as are turned out of their fellowships at Cambridge for their malignancie . If the royal party be thus careful ... fuch , that none , or but few , fave Papifts , or Cavileeres , did know that there was any fuch perfon refident in ...
... fuch as are turned out of their fellowships at Cambridge for their malignancie . If the royal party be thus careful ... fuch , that none , or but few , fave Papifts , or Cavileeres , did know that there was any fuch perfon refident in ...
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