English Historical Documents, Volume 10David Charles Douglas Oxford University Press, 1959 - Great Britain |
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Page 94
... advantage by which the people easily suffer themselves to be influenced , I mean that of birth , it is impossible for it ever to produce in England effects in any degree dangerous : for though there are Lords who , besides their wealth ...
... advantage by which the people easily suffer themselves to be influenced , I mean that of birth , it is impossible for it ever to produce in England effects in any degree dangerous : for though there are Lords who , besides their wealth ...
Page 311
... advantage , and that of the community : Since so much must actually be deposited and lock'd up till he can find a vent for what he has imported , either to the consumer at home , or to some foreign market , whereby he may again receive ...
... advantage , and that of the community : Since so much must actually be deposited and lock'd up till he can find a vent for what he has imported , either to the consumer at home , or to some foreign market , whereby he may again receive ...
Page 355
... Advantage , no Alliance could possibly have been formed . To discover these Motives we must recollect what has been said of the Nature and End of a Religious Society ; for the Advantage adapted to that Nature and End , can only be her ...
... Advantage , no Alliance could possibly have been formed . To discover these Motives we must recollect what has been said of the Nature and End of a Religious Society ; for the Advantage adapted to that Nature and End , can only be her ...
Contents
GENERAL INTRODUCTION | 3 |
GENERAL BIBLIOGRAPHY | 68 |
Letter from the Admiralty Board to Sir John Norris Commanderin | 70 |
Copyright | |
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