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... whole . It happily distinguishes these nations from every other country in the world ; and amply compenfates the fu- perior advantages of nature which many have to boast of . Those who have a due fenfe of the value of liberty , would ...
... whole . It happily distinguishes these nations from every other country in the world ; and amply compenfates the fu- perior advantages of nature which many have to boast of . Those who have a due fenfe of the value of liberty , would ...
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... whole nation to a state of the most abject fla- very . The great Queen Elizabeth raised the glory of England above its former pitch , and made the people enjoy a happiness unknown to their ancestors under moft of her predeceffors : But ...
... whole nation to a state of the most abject fla- very . The great Queen Elizabeth raised the glory of England above its former pitch , and made the people enjoy a happiness unknown to their ancestors under moft of her predeceffors : But ...
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... whole power of the crown was thrown into the Contractor's hands , to enable him to make good his bargain : Every one who did not yield , forfeited for himfelf , and for all connected with him , whatever they enjoyed . Honours were ...
... whole power of the crown was thrown into the Contractor's hands , to enable him to make good his bargain : Every one who did not yield , forfeited for himfelf , and for all connected with him , whatever they enjoyed . Honours were ...
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... whole kingdom from being in flavery to a fubject . For wherever there is a favourite at court , the King may have the crown upon his head , his hand may be kiffed , and the fword of state attend his perfon , but the favourite will be ...
... whole kingdom from being in flavery to a fubject . For wherever there is a favourite at court , the King may have the crown upon his head , his hand may be kiffed , and the fword of state attend his perfon , but the favourite will be ...
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... whole laft war , paymaster of the forces . Soon after the peace of Paris , Sir John Philipps moved the house of commons , that a committee be appointed to take into confideration the feveral esti mates and accounts , prefented to the ...
... whole laft war , paymaster of the forces . Soon after the peace of Paris , Sir John Philipps moved the house of commons , that a committee be appointed to take into confideration the feveral esti mates and accounts , prefented to the ...
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