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Pagina iv
... religious and political Interefts of Mankind . " Let me therefore ask whether we can receive any Affurance that the Succeffion of the Crown in his Majefty's royal Houfe ; or , which is much the fame Thing , our whole Con- ftitution both ...
... religious and political Interefts of Mankind . " Let me therefore ask whether we can receive any Affurance that the Succeffion of the Crown in his Majefty's royal Houfe ; or , which is much the fame Thing , our whole Con- ftitution both ...
Pagina 9
... in the vaft and more weighty Motive of its public Utility ; " " . be is convinc'd that both the civil and religious Interests of his Country require it . " . C BUT BUT I proceed to the Confideration of that preliminary Point ( 9 )
... in the vaft and more weighty Motive of its public Utility ; " " . be is convinc'd that both the civil and religious Interests of his Country require it . " . C BUT BUT I proceed to the Confideration of that preliminary Point ( 9 )
Pagina 66
... religion of an oath , to proceed with all imaginable caution , in ad- vifing him to appeal ; it is no very unrea- fonable fuppofition , that the magiftrate would proceed with as great caution in giving fentence , and would have as great ...
... religion of an oath , to proceed with all imaginable caution , in ad- vifing him to appeal ; it is no very unrea- fonable fuppofition , that the magiftrate would proceed with as great caution in giving fentence , and would have as great ...
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