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, 1750 |
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... secure from all Danger , as being Tributary to the Babylonian , and yet withal , well thought on by the Egyp- tian : About which Time the mighty City of Tyre oppofed itself against Nebu- chudnezzar and upon juft Confidence of her own ...
... secure from all Danger , as being Tributary to the Babylonian , and yet withal , well thought on by the Egyp- tian : About which Time the mighty City of Tyre oppofed itself against Nebu- chudnezzar and upon juft Confidence of her own ...
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... secure , was never satisfied , till Henry the VIIth married the Princefs Elizabeth , Daughter of King Edward the IVth . Again , if Matter of Opinion in Points of Religion fhall be efteemed a Reafon of State fufficient to exclude a ...
... secure , was never satisfied , till Henry the VIIth married the Princefs Elizabeth , Daughter of King Edward the IVth . Again , if Matter of Opinion in Points of Religion fhall be efteemed a Reafon of State fufficient to exclude a ...
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