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Pagina 7
... established for promoting Discipline ; or opening a Door to any Sort of Licentiousness , by the Relaxation of the Laws they had given us for our Direction and Government ; then indeed the Publick would have a Right to call upon us for ...
... established for promoting Discipline ; or opening a Door to any Sort of Licentiousness , by the Relaxation of the Laws they had given us for our Direction and Government ; then indeed the Publick would have a Right to call upon us for ...
Pagina 12
... established . In collegiate foundations particularly , no act of discipline of the head was , I fancy , ever liable to be reverfed by any of the fubordinate mem- bers ; though they are generally his confti- tuents , and in conjunction ...
... established . In collegiate foundations particularly , no act of discipline of the head was , I fancy , ever liable to be reverfed by any of the fubordinate mem- bers ; though they are generally his confti- tuents , and in conjunction ...
Pagina 73
... established on that head . 2. THE modefty of the converfation with the vice chancellor may be much queftioned , even from the representation Nar . page 4 . Ib . p . 5 , 6 , 24 , 25 . + Ib . p . 6 , 31 . given given of it in the ...
... established on that head . 2. THE modefty of the converfation with the vice chancellor may be much queftioned , even from the representation Nar . page 4 . Ib . p . 5 , 6 , 24 , 25 . + Ib . p . 6 , 31 . given given of it in the ...
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