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The places of the feveral rifings were particularly men tion'd , and we were made acquainted with the names of many confiderable men in England , who had undertaken to appear openly in his majesty's interest . We were affured , that his ...
The places of the feveral rifings were particularly men tion'd , and we were made acquainted with the names of many confiderable men in England , who had undertaken to appear openly in his majesty's interest . We were affured , that his ...
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Letter of M. D'Argenfon ; dow'd with all the qualities which might engage thofe powers to intereft themselves in his favour , who elteem true courage ; and the king of England is himself 190 juft and impartial a judge of true merit ...
Letter of M. D'Argenfon ; dow'd with all the qualities which might engage thofe powers to intereft themselves in his favour , who elteem true courage ; and the king of England is himself 190 juft and impartial a judge of true merit ...
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But the French king thinks proper to A let the King of England know , that tho ' himself is above controul , he pects the feverity of the English laws Thall in this inftance be reftrained according to his most chriftian pleasure .
But the French king thinks proper to A let the King of England know , that tho ' himself is above controul , he pects the feverity of the English laws Thall in this inftance be reftrained according to his most chriftian pleasure .
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