Mary queen of Scots vindicated. [With] Additions and corrections, Том 41789 |
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... must be applied . And a nation , long bent to earth under the load of received falfehood , can ne- ver be effectually inftigated to throw off the load , to erect its head towards heaven , and to enjoy the fun of truth shining there ...
... must be applied . And a nation , long bent to earth under the load of received falfehood , can ne- ver be effectually inftigated to throw off the load , to erect its head towards heaven , and to enjoy the fun of truth shining there ...
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... must probably be made for this , as the panegyrick of a papist upon a papist . Per- haps a counter - allowance muft equally be made , for the fufpicious prejudices of a protestant against both . And yet , even without fuch a counter ...
... must probably be made for this , as the panegyrick of a papist upon a papist . Per- haps a counter - allowance muft equally be made , for the fufpicious prejudices of a protestant against both . And yet , even without fuch a counter ...
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... must have been agonizing alternately with tenderness and with terrour ! On the fecretary's faying that he had fome war- rants and other papers , to be figned for her fer- vice ; the calmly inquired , whether he had not received a ...
... must have been agonizing alternately with tenderness and with terrour ! On the fecretary's faying that he had fome war- rants and other papers , to be figned for her fer- vice ; the calmly inquired , whether he had not received a ...
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... must not [ always thought That I require a clearness ] ; but wail her fall Whom I myself ftruck down : And thence it is , That I to their affistance do make love , Masking the business from the common eye . This plan of murdering Mary ...
... must not [ always thought That I require a clearness ] ; but wail her fall Whom I myself ftruck down : And thence it is , That I to their affistance do make love , Masking the business from the common eye . This plan of murdering Mary ...
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... must have either allowed or dif- allowed of their deed . If the allowed of it , fhe took the matter upon herself directly , to the in- finite difhonour of her name . If the difallowed of it , fhe overthrew thofe faithful gentlemen en ...
... must have either allowed or dif- allowed of their deed . If the allowed of it , fhe took the matter upon herself directly , to the in- finite difhonour of her name . If the difallowed of it , fhe overthrew thofe faithful gentlemen en ...
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