The Senator; or, Clarendon's parliamentary chronicle, Band 6 |
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... cases ? What temptation - God knows . He did not fufpect them of wifhing for tyrannical power to be exercifed cruelly on any man ; at the fame time it must be allowed to be against all principles of juftice to fubject any man in this ...
... cases ? What temptation - God knows . He did not fufpect them of wifhing for tyrannical power to be exercifed cruelly on any man ; at the fame time it must be allowed to be against all principles of juftice to fubject any man in this ...
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... case ; that France had invaded the rights of an ally of ours , without the least pretext whatever ; and that this fleet went merely to defend her against aggreffion ? But the fleet was fent , it is further said , " to trouble the ...
... case ; that France had invaded the rights of an ally of ours , without the least pretext whatever ; and that this fleet went merely to defend her against aggreffion ? But the fleet was fent , it is further said , " to trouble the ...
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... case merely to fhew , that the Houfe ought not to be so very nice , as to be anxi cus to find out a difrefpectful meaning in a petition , unless it was fo glaring that no one could poffibly overlook or mistake it . The prefent Petition ...
... case merely to fhew , that the Houfe ought not to be so very nice , as to be anxi cus to find out a difrefpectful meaning in a petition , unless it was fo glaring that no one could poffibly overlook or mistake it . The prefent Petition ...
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