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Pagina 53
... Determination ; which I hope will be fuch , as to clear me entirely from any Afperfions which this Accufation may have thrown upon me ; and that I may not now begin to appear the Promoter of Irregularity , and the Encourager of ...
... Determination ; which I hope will be fuch , as to clear me entirely from any Afperfions which this Accufation may have thrown upon me ; and that I may not now begin to appear the Promoter of Irregularity , and the Encourager of ...
Pagina 67
... determination . At leaft you will fee that proposal in a different light , from what you have hitherto been taught to confider it in ; and particularly , that the conftitution of the university was not not in fo very great and imminent ...
... determination . At leaft you will fee that proposal in a different light , from what you have hitherto been taught to confider it in ; and particularly , that the conftitution of the university was not not in fo very great and imminent ...
Pagina 25
... determination of the univerfity by its delegates , has been generally understood to be final in civil caufes , be- caufe no further appeal is mentioned : I fhould be glad to know therefore , why , as an appeal is given by the 43d ...
... determination of the univerfity by its delegates , has been generally understood to be final in civil caufes , be- caufe no further appeal is mentioned : I fhould be glad to know therefore , why , as an appeal is given by the 43d ...
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