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... Foundation , by virtue of this Claim , preferable to others , well approved of by the Society , will " bave but little Hopes of ever being remov'd from thence into " the old Foundation . The old Difficulty , you well remember , " would ...
... Foundation , by virtue of this Claim , preferable to others , well approved of by the Society , will " bave but little Hopes of ever being remov'd from thence into " the old Foundation . The old Difficulty , you well remember , " would ...
Pagina 16
... Foundation , already 10l . per Annum less in Value than Mr. Freeman's , would have refused this Foundation , unless they might have the free Election of his Fellows and Scholars : That They would not fubmit to be limited in their Choice ...
... Foundation , already 10l . per Annum less in Value than Mr. Freeman's , would have refused this Foundation , unless they might have the free Election of his Fellows and Scholars : That They would not fubmit to be limited in their Choice ...
Pagina 17
... Foundation , I have here fubjoined a Copy of my Son's Proteft delivered to you , and figned by you , in Acknowledgment of the Receipt of it . It will appear by this Proteft that I ftrenuously afferted the County Right to this Foundation ...
... Foundation , I have here fubjoined a Copy of my Son's Proteft delivered to you , and figned by you , in Acknowledgment of the Receipt of it . It will appear by this Proteft that I ftrenuously afferted the County Right to this Foundation ...
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