A Collection of Scarce and Valuable Tracts, on the Most Interesting and Entertaining Subjects: But Chiefly Such as Relate to the History and Constitution of These Kingdoms, Volume 3F. Cogan, 1751 |
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Page 17
... Defign of Mischief were discoverable at the Bottom of it . But as it apparently tends to leffen the Reputation our Church has acquir'd among her Neighbours for her fignal Fidelity to her Princes , fo it is manifeftly rais'd and levell'd ...
... Defign of Mischief were discoverable at the Bottom of it . But as it apparently tends to leffen the Reputation our Church has acquir'd among her Neighbours for her fignal Fidelity to her Princes , fo it is manifeftly rais'd and levell'd ...
Page 21
... Defign was bipartite , it was as neceffary to be well with one Party at least at Home as Abroad . The Gentlemen all over England were found . unfit for their Purposes ; their Principles were found , and their Stakes too great , to give ...
... Defign was bipartite , it was as neceffary to be well with one Party at least at Home as Abroad . The Gentlemen all over England were found . unfit for their Purposes ; their Principles were found , and their Stakes too great , to give ...
Page 24
... defign and Intereft . It were eafy to prove , were the Matter to be contefted , that the Church of England is the most reasonably constituted both to Doctrine and Discipline , for the Eafe of the Laity , and the Ends of Religin , of any ...
... defign and Intereft . It were eafy to prove , were the Matter to be contefted , that the Church of England is the most reasonably constituted both to Doctrine and Discipline , for the Eafe of the Laity , and the Ends of Religin , of any ...
Page 48
... look dangerous ; the dreadful Defign of La Hogue came violently upon us . All which put the C of E into fo great an Affright for fear of Popery , and an an injured King entering upon us , that in order 48 A Fourth Collection of TRACT S.
... look dangerous ; the dreadful Defign of La Hogue came violently upon us . All which put the C of E into fo great an Affright for fear of Popery , and an an injured King entering upon us , that in order 48 A Fourth Collection of TRACT S.
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... Defign , in order to ferve a prefent Turn , & c . My Ls , we think ourselves obliged to purge you from any fuch mean Thoughts , either of yourfelves or us . It is not that we make any great Doubt , whether your L -ps , for the publick ...
... Defign , in order to ferve a prefent Turn , & c . My Ls , we think ourselves obliged to purge you from any fuch mean Thoughts , either of yourfelves or us . It is not that we make any great Doubt , whether your L -ps , for the publick ...
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