The Political Writings of Richard SteeleJ.T. and sold, 1715 - 308 pages |
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... themselves in Concert with You , or a- gainst You , with Endlefs Honour as Your Friends , Infamy as Your Enemies . The Bright- eft Circumstance that can be related of the QUEEN Her Self , will be , It was SHE for . whom MARLBOROUGH ...
... themselves in Concert with You , or a- gainst You , with Endlefs Honour as Your Friends , Infamy as Your Enemies . The Bright- eft Circumstance that can be related of the QUEEN Her Self , will be , It was SHE for . whom MARLBOROUGH ...
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... themselves diminished in Proportion to what they grant out of themselves . An un- guarded and lavish Hand , in Grants of this Kind , would very foon make the Honour , flowing from a Prince , of no Value and Confideration to thofe on ...
... themselves diminished in Proportion to what they grant out of themselves . An un- guarded and lavish Hand , in Grants of this Kind , would very foon make the Honour , flowing from a Prince , of no Value and Confideration to thofe on ...
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... themselves alone all the • Commerce of the Auftrian Low - Countries and of all Germany , being apprehensive that other Nations might fhare thofe Two Bran ' ches of Trade with them , in cafe the Har- bour of that Town were preserv'd ...
... themselves alone all the • Commerce of the Auftrian Low - Countries and of all Germany , being apprehensive that other Nations might fhare thofe Two Bran ' ches of Trade with them , in cafe the Har- bour of that Town were preserv'd ...
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... themselves against Storms when they happen to fall into them , or to repair their Loffes and ' refit after they have fuftained ill Weather . The ' Harbour of Dunkirk is one of thofe defirable ' Retreats for Ships that fail to , or come ...
... themselves against Storms when they happen to fall into them , or to repair their Loffes and ' refit after they have fuftained ill Weather . The ' Harbour of Dunkirk is one of thofe defirable ' Retreats for Ships that fail to , or come ...
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... themselves that Juftice ; but where is Honour , where is Government , where is Pre- rogative , while neither Age nor Sex , Virtue nor nnocence , can have any Redress from the Affaults made upon their Reputation , which is dearer than ...
... themselves that Juftice ; but where is Honour , where is Government , where is Pre- rogative , while neither Age nor Sex , Virtue nor nnocence , can have any Redress from the Affaults made upon their Reputation , which is dearer than ...
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