The Political Writings of Richard SteeleJ.T. and sold, 1715 - 308 pages |
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... feems , the Sieur Tuggke , for fo the Petitioner is called , was Thunder - ftruck by the Denunciation ( which he fays ) the Lord Viscount Bolinbroke made to him , That her Majefty did not think to make any Alteration in the dreadful ...
... feems , the Sieur Tuggke , for fo the Petitioner is called , was Thunder - ftruck by the Denunciation ( which he fays ) the Lord Viscount Bolinbroke made to him , That her Majefty did not think to make any Alteration in the dreadful ...
Page 110
... feems to have been the firft and natural Recourse of Mankind from Diforder and Rapine ; and Such a Government must be acknowledged to be better than no Government at all : But all Re- frictions of Power made by Laws and Par- ticipation ...
... feems to have been the firft and natural Recourse of Mankind from Diforder and Rapine ; and Such a Government must be acknowledged to be better than no Government at all : But all Re- frictions of Power made by Laws and Par- ticipation ...
Page 116
... that becomes Honefty , and to do what in him lies for the Improvement of our prefent Condition , which nothing but our own Pufillanimity can make desperate . The The moft deftru & tive Circumftance in our Affairs feems 116 The CRISIS .
... that becomes Honefty , and to do what in him lies for the Improvement of our prefent Condition , which nothing but our own Pufillanimity can make desperate . The The moft deftru & tive Circumftance in our Affairs feems 116 The CRISIS .
Page 117
Richard Steele. The moft deftru & tive Circumftance in our Affairs feems to be , that by the long and re- peated Infinuations of our Enemies , many are worn into a kind of Doubt of their own Cause , and think with Patience of what is ...
Richard Steele. The moft deftru & tive Circumftance in our Affairs feems to be , that by the long and re- peated Infinuations of our Enemies , many are worn into a kind of Doubt of their own Cause , and think with Patience of what is ...
Page 173
... feems to be intended ... as a Pattern for the like Occafion .. The Converfion of the Pretender to our Re- ligion , has been occafionally Reported , and 1 3 13 Con- 2 f Contradicted , according to the Reception it met with among The ...
... feems to be intended ... as a Pattern for the like Occafion .. The Converfion of the Pretender to our Re- ligion , has been occafionally Reported , and 1 3 13 Con- 2 f Contradicted , according to the Reception it met with among The ...
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