English liberty: being a collection of interesting tracts, from the year 1762 to 1769. Containing the private correspondence, public letters, speeches, and addresses, of John Wilkes. 2 vols. [with consecutive signatures. Wanting the frontisp., An explanation of the frontisp., and sheet C].1769 |
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... affection which ever has , and ever will fubfift between your Majesty and the people . He has exclaimed against fuch proceedings as unconstitutional , base , and infidious ; and has en- deavoured , at the fame time ( by holding up their ...
... affection which ever has , and ever will fubfift between your Majesty and the people . He has exclaimed against fuch proceedings as unconstitutional , base , and infidious ; and has en- deavoured , at the fame time ( by holding up their ...
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... religion ) may you live equally feared abroad and respected and beloved at home , is the fincere wish of SIRE ! Your dutiful , affectionate , And obedient fubject , The EDITOR . 00000000 A PO E M Humbly inscribed to JOHN WILKES * vi.
... religion ) may you live equally feared abroad and respected and beloved at home , is the fincere wish of SIRE ! Your dutiful , affectionate , And obedient fubject , The EDITOR . 00000000 A PO E M Humbly inscribed to JOHN WILKES * vi.
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... affections of the people , the confidence of antient counsellors , and will certainly for- feit all faith and intereft with the princes and states upon the continent , without which our commerce would foon dwindle to nothing . But the ...
... affections of the people , the confidence of antient counsellors , and will certainly for- feit all faith and intereft with the princes and states upon the continent , without which our commerce would foon dwindle to nothing . But the ...
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... affection , & c . & c . to fmile , to bow , to take him by the hand , and - hope . What ? --- I know no more than the prefent to --- ministry . - Lord Bristol feems totally uninformed of fo important an affair as the family compact ...
... affection , & c . & c . to fmile , to bow , to take him by the hand , and - hope . What ? --- I know no more than the prefent to --- ministry . - Lord Bristol feems totally uninformed of fo important an affair as the family compact ...
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... affections of the people from his Majesty and to excite them to traiterous infurrections against the government and to keep him fafe and clofe until he shall be delivered by due courfe of law and for fo doing this shall be your warrant ...
... affections of the people from his Majesty and to excite them to traiterous infurrections against the government and to keep him fafe and clofe until he shall be delivered by due courfe of law and for fo doing this shall be your warrant ...
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