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... treat the clude with a few high - strain'd compli- form of administring an oath with as ments , by way of prayer or petition . B much indifference as they would any I have here ftrung together , my Lord , common and familiar act ...
... treat the clude with a few high - strain'd compli- form of administring an oath with as ments , by way of prayer or petition . B much indifference as they would any I have here ftrung together , my Lord , common and familiar act ...
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... and neighbours , butour own safety ; thattho ' endeavouring by our conduct to raise we may be said to give assistance to a general ardour in the common cause , the powers of the continent , we aflitt and a general resistance against ...
... and neighbours , butour own safety ; thattho ' endeavouring by our conduct to raise we may be said to give assistance to a general ardour in the common cause , the powers of the continent , we aflitt and a general resistance against ...
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27 . hausted nation , in a just proportion to The Folly of giving exorbitant Wages apo fervants , common Foldiers and common that practised towards thole most useful ply'd to the Civil List . Jeamen , whom the law has thought fft W Ages ...
27 . hausted nation , in a just proportion to The Folly of giving exorbitant Wages apo fervants , common Foldiers and common that practised towards thole most useful ply'd to the Civil List . Jeamen , whom the law has thought fft W Ages ...
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