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Pagina 28
... obliged to proceed as follows , without a proper Connec- tion . ] Before my Conclufion I fhall recapitulate the Facts , and fubjoin a fuccinct Answer to the Charge against myself . It is most materially worthy your Confidera- tion , Mr ...
... obliged to proceed as follows , without a proper Connec- tion . ] Before my Conclufion I fhall recapitulate the Facts , and fubjoin a fuccinct Answer to the Charge against myself . It is most materially worthy your Confidera- tion , Mr ...
Pagina 60
obliging doctors to take their courfe in preaching on the state feftivals , is expressly against the appointment of queen ... obliged to a per- formance of that duty upon , and not to a couple of state feftivals of fo late dates and ...
obliging doctors to take their courfe in preaching on the state feftivals , is expressly against the appointment of queen ... obliged to a per- formance of that duty upon , and not to a couple of state feftivals of fo late dates and ...
Pagina 43
... oblige the V. C. and what Means does it afford to enforce him to observe the Statutes of the University relating to the present Cafe ? The Laws of England might justly be charged with a shameful Defect , if they afforded no Remedy ...
... oblige the V. C. and what Means does it afford to enforce him to observe the Statutes of the University relating to the present Cafe ? The Laws of England might justly be charged with a shameful Defect , if they afforded no Remedy ...
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