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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... against fuch proceedings as unconstitutional , base , and infidious ; and has en- deavoured , at the fame time ( by holding up their actions to public view ) to reclaim them from their wicked courses , and to shame them into the perfor ...
... against fuch proceedings as unconstitutional , base , and infidious ; and has en- deavoured , at the fame time ( by holding up their actions to public view ) to reclaim them from their wicked courses , and to shame them into the perfor ...
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... against him , Mr. Dun's Advertisement , Page 106 ---- 108 IIO Mr. Heberden's letter to Dr. Brocklesby , acquaint- ing him of an order of the House to attend Mr. Wilkes , 111 Dr. Brocklesky's intimation of this to Mr. Wilkes , 112 Mr ...
... against him , Mr. Dun's Advertisement , Page 106 ---- 108 IIO Mr. Heberden's letter to Dr. Brocklesby , acquaint- ing him of an order of the House to attend Mr. Wilkes , 111 Dr. Brocklesky's intimation of this to Mr. Wilkes , 112 Mr ...
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... against Lord Halifax farther fettled 190 Mr. Wilkes brought before the court of King's - Bench ib . Sentence paffed on him by Mr , Justice Yates , Speech of Mr. Glynn in Mr. Wilkes's cause , Mr. Wilkes returns to the King's Bench prifon ...
... against Lord Halifax farther fettled 190 Mr. Wilkes brought before the court of King's - Bench ib . Sentence paffed on him by Mr , Justice Yates , Speech of Mr. Glynn in Mr. Wilkes's cause , Mr. Wilkes returns to the King's Bench prifon ...
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... against the malice and falfhood of a faction ; whofe abilities feem to be exerted in ways and means to expel virtue and public fpirit ; and to esta- blish their authority by corruption and an undue influence . That full expofition ...
... against the malice and falfhood of a faction ; whofe abilities feem to be exerted in ways and means to expel virtue and public fpirit ; and to esta- blish their authority by corruption and an undue influence . That full expofition ...
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... against his honour and reputation . • The reflection caft upon the King of Pruffia , with whofe alliance the nation has been fully fatisfied , and without 0000 which , ** which , in all human probability , our natural enemy 15.
... against his honour and reputation . • The reflection caft upon the King of Pruffia , with whofe alliance the nation has been fully fatisfied , and without 0000 which , ** which , in all human probability , our natural enemy 15.
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