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Those who advise us to deny rank to the new officers , advise us to deny what our fovereign has already granted , and what he had an undoubted right to grant ; they advise us to vacate his commiffions , and fet afide his promise as of ...
Those who advise us to deny rank to the new officers , advise us to deny what our fovereign has already granted , and what he had an undoubted right to grant ; they advise us to vacate his commiffions , and fet afide his promise as of ...
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This plea for mercy to the rebels is a complot of our enemies , to fpare those fons of violence , facred to Rome and France , that they may once again , with re - united efforts , aim at our deftruction . If ever men can in reason fall ...
This plea for mercy to the rebels is a complot of our enemies , to fpare those fons of violence , facred to Rome and France , that they may once again , with re - united efforts , aim at our deftruction . If ever men can in reason fall ...
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For the money must be fome time paid , and what is not discharged by the reducing fund muft iffue from a new tax , or from the longer continuance of those now impofed ; nor can I think it more equitable to impose the burthen of our ...
For the money must be fome time paid , and what is not discharged by the reducing fund muft iffue from a new tax , or from the longer continuance of those now impofed ; nor can I think it more equitable to impose the burthen of our ...
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Términos y frases comunes
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