...nature of the proceedings at this political club, the Rota, of which Harrington was the founder :—" I went to the Coffee Club, and heard very good discourse;...government, and so it was no wonder that the balance of prosperity was in one hand, and the command in another, it being therefore always in a posture of war:...

...harm." that my Lord Chesterfield ' had killed another gentleman about half an hour before, and was fled. I went to the Coffee Club, and heard very good discourse...government, and so it was no wonder that the balance of prosperity was in one hand, and the command in another, it being therefore always in a posture of war...

...though he writes new books for the Parliament." New books should surely be news boohs. Jan. 17, 1659-60. "I went to the Coffee Club, and heard very good discourse;...government, and so it was no wonder that the balance of prosperity was in one hand, and the command in another, ' &c. Prosperity should be property. That the...

...Sir John Murray in 1820. J half an hour before, and was fled. 1 I went to the Coffee Club [Miles's], and heard very good discourse; it was in answer to...government, and so it was no wonder that the balance of prosperity was in one hand, and the command in another, it being therefore always in a posture of war;...

...Sir John Murray, in 1829. half an hour before, and was fled.1 I went to the Coffee Club [Miles's], and heard very good discourse; it was in answer to...government, and so it was no wonder that the balance of prosperity was in one hand, and the command in another, it being therefore always in a posture of war...

...nature of the proceedings at this political club, the Rota, of which Harrington was the founder : — " I went to the Coffee Club, and heard very good discourse ; it was iu answer to Mr. Harrington's answer, who said that the state of the Roman government was not a settled...

...Monk marched across the Tweed in defiance of the Hump, — came Pepys, and " heard very good discourse in answer to Mr. Harrington's answer, who said that...not a settled government ; and so it was no wonder the balance of prosperity was in one hand and the command in another, it being therefore always in...

...Monk marched across the Tweed in defiance of the Rump, — came Pepys, and " heard very good discourse in answer to Mr. Harrington's answer, who said that...not a settled government ; and so it was no wonder the balance of prosperity was in one hand and the command in another, it being therefore always in...

...nature of the proceedings at this political club, the Rota, of which Harrington was the founder : — ' I went to the Coffee Club, and heard very good discourse...government, and so it was no wonder that the balance of prosperity was in one hand, and the command in * Secret History of the Calves' Head Club. Harleian...

...nature of the proceedings at this political club, the Rota, of which Harrington was the founder : — ' I went to the Coffee Club, and heard very good discourse...Harrington's answer, who said that the state of the Ifoman government was not a settled government, and so it was no wonder that the balance of prosperity...