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on account of which it must have been made . For I can hardly conceive that any Man would be at the Pains of ... Account of Chichele's founding own , his College almost literally defcrib'd . I would his ( 22 ) on account of which it must ...
on account of which it must have been made . For I can hardly conceive that any Man would be at the Pains of ... Account of Chichele's founding own , his College almost literally defcrib'd . I would his ( 22 ) on account of which it must ...
Pagina 21
of their Chancellor ; not on Account of its being wanted by us , but as it might , in its Effects , be useful to themselves . The harsh Language used by one of the Orators , whom a late Writer has introduced into his Piece ... Account of ...
of their Chancellor ; not on Account of its being wanted by us , but as it might , in its Effects , be useful to themselves . The harsh Language used by one of the Orators , whom a late Writer has introduced into his Piece ... Account of ...
Pagina 58
... Account muft this Writer have had , if he did not know ; how unfair an Account does he give , if he did know , that this Order could not hitherto be carried into Execution ? that be fore it can be executed , the Confent of cer- tain ...
... Account muft this Writer have had , if he did not know ; how unfair an Account does he give , if he did know , that this Order could not hitherto be carried into Execution ? that be fore it can be executed , the Confent of cer- tain ...
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