The Senator; or, Clarendon's parliamentary chronicle, Band 6 |
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... friend to Mankind , his Lordfhip ex → preffed the moft heartfelt fatisfaction , that the officious interfe- rence and ambitious views of the Confederacy against the Liberty of France had been fruftrated . That Monster , the Duke of ...
... friend to Mankind , his Lordfhip ex → preffed the moft heartfelt fatisfaction , that the officious interfe- rence and ambitious views of the Confederacy against the Liberty of France had been fruftrated . That Monster , the Duke of ...
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... friend to Monarchy , and to the Conftitution in Church and State , as it was established at the glorious Revo- lution , fhould fpeak out , and rally round the throne , which it was the with of innovation to pull down . That Throne and ...
... friend to Monarchy , and to the Conftitution in Church and State , as it was established at the glorious Revo- lution , fhould fpeak out , and rally round the throne , which it was the with of innovation to pull down . That Throne and ...
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... friends in and about London , as intelligent , as vigilant , as much inte refted in the tranquillity of the metropolis , as the Right Honoura- ble Magiftrate ; and I was confident that an infurrection could not actually exift in London ...
... friends in and about London , as intelligent , as vigilant , as much inte refted in the tranquillity of the metropolis , as the Right Honoura- ble Magiftrate ; and I was confident that an infurrection could not actually exift in London ...
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... friends from the best mo- tives were deluded into the fnare , and that most calamitous of all measures , the proclamation , unfortunately for England , met with their countenance . I cannot better defcribe this calamity than by reading ...
... friends from the best mo- tives were deluded into the fnare , and that most calamitous of all measures , the proclamation , unfortunately for England , met with their countenance . I cannot better defcribe this calamity than by reading ...
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... friend Mr. Fox , in hardly any of the fentiments he had expreffed They differed either upon principle , or on the application of principle , on all the points of this fubject . The queftion at prefent depended on the ftate of the danger ...
... friend Mr. Fox , in hardly any of the fentiments he had expreffed They differed either upon principle , or on the application of principle , on all the points of this fubject . The queftion at prefent depended on the ftate of the danger ...
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