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Pagina 43
... Members of the Body , of confefs'd Judgment and Experience , were invited to communicate their Thoughts ; many did communicate them , none were difcou- raged from doing fo . In Confequence of this , feveral Articles were altered , to ac ...
... Members of the Body , of confefs'd Judgment and Experience , were invited to communicate their Thoughts ; many did communicate them , none were difcou- raged from doing fo . In Confequence of this , feveral Articles were altered , to ac ...
Pagina 44
... Members might have been pointed , to confider of and draw up Set of Regulations , as fhould appear to them to be needful . ap- fuch a But this fure is a Meafure very unlikely to have taken Effect , and from whence there could hardly ...
... Members might have been pointed , to confider of and draw up Set of Regulations , as fhould appear to them to be needful . ap- fuch a But this fure is a Meafure very unlikely to have taken Effect , and from whence there could hardly ...
Pagina 52
... members of the fenate itself are a company of factious , diforderly , and licentious boys ? No , but it is what he would covertly fignify ( for a covert fignification however forced must be made to fupply the defect of proof , ) under ...
... members of the fenate itself are a company of factious , diforderly , and licentious boys ? No , but it is what he would covertly fignify ( for a covert fignification however forced must be made to fupply the defect of proof , ) under ...
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