The works of ... Joseph Addison, with notes by R. Hurd, Том 61856 |
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... Majesty takes it as a very particular mark of his friendship in not suffering the late Lord Marr to go to the waters of Bourbon , unless he had been able to produce his Majesty's passport . And it is no less agreeable to his Majesty to ...
... Majesty takes it as a very particular mark of his friendship in not suffering the late Lord Marr to go to the waters of Bourbon , unless he had been able to produce his Majesty's passport . And it is no less agreeable to his Majesty to ...
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... Majesty's directions , which I believe I shall have by the next post . His Majesty approves of what your Excellency said in re- lation to the Marquis d'Allegre ; and you will please to let the Regent know , that the sending of that ...
... Majesty's directions , which I believe I shall have by the next post . His Majesty approves of what your Excellency said in re- lation to the Marquis d'Allegre ; and you will please to let the Regent know , that the sending of that ...
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... Majesty's pleasure , that you do defer till the next term the trial of Charles Hornby for publishing a pamphlet entitled English Advice to the Freeholders of England , a Hymn to the Pillory , and other pamphlets . It is likewise his ...
... Majesty's pleasure , that you do defer till the next term the trial of Charles Hornby for publishing a pamphlet entitled English Advice to the Freeholders of England , a Hymn to the Pillory , and other pamphlets . It is likewise his ...
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... Majesty . I am further to signify his Majesty's pleasure to your Excellency , that you omit no proper opportunity of repre- senting how much the king is in the same disposition towards the Czar , in order to renew a good correspondence ...
... Majesty . I am further to signify his Majesty's pleasure to your Excellency , that you omit no proper opportunity of repre- senting how much the king is in the same disposition towards the Czar , in order to renew a good correspondence ...
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... Majesty . I must not conclude this , without signifying to your Ex- cellency his Majesty's entire approbation of your dexterity and good conduct in the part you have hitherto had in these transactions , and his Majesty questions not but ...
... Majesty . I must not conclude this , without signifying to your Ex- cellency his Majesty's entire approbation of your dexterity and good conduct in the part you have hitherto had in these transactions , and his Majesty questions not but ...
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