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Pagina 4
... Course of these Proceedings ; and we fhall only ob- ferve that , after about twenty Minutes Stay in the Room , the Company feparated and retired to their respective Colleges . On the Wednesday following it was reported , that there had ...
... Course of these Proceedings ; and we fhall only ob- ferve that , after about twenty Minutes Stay in the Room , the Company feparated and retired to their respective Colleges . On the Wednesday following it was reported , that there had ...
Pagina 24
... Course of this Affair , likely to be abated by this Means ? Nothing can more manifeftly tend to keep them up , as nothing can be more to our Disadvantage and Difcredit than the keeping them up . Will it ferve to justify those who oppos ...
... Course of this Affair , likely to be abated by this Means ? Nothing can more manifeftly tend to keep them up , as nothing can be more to our Disadvantage and Difcredit than the keeping them up . Will it ferve to justify those who oppos ...
Pagina 48
... Course of Time make fome farther Enforcement of thefe Laws neceffary , or give Room for a clearer Explication of their Meaning ? May not a Change of Cuftoms , Fafhions , and Ways of living , make fome Alterations in them proper ; and ...
... Course of Time make fome farther Enforcement of thefe Laws neceffary , or give Room for a clearer Explication of their Meaning ? May not a Change of Cuftoms , Fafhions , and Ways of living , make fome Alterations in them proper ; and ...
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