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Pagina 34
... those Gentlemen who are accufed with me , because I think the Honour of that School and Foundation from whence we came , the Honour of that Senate to which we belong , and of that U ——— y of which we are Members , are all of them most ...
... those Gentlemen who are accufed with me , because I think the Honour of that School and Foundation from whence we came , the Honour of that Senate to which we belong , and of that U ——— y of which we are Members , are all of them most ...
Pagina 25
... those of our Henry VIII . Edward VI . Queen Mary , and Part of Queen Elizabeth's ) not one of our English Monarchs had any Pretenfions to the Crown of France . This Objection ought to have ftartled our wife Expofitors from the very ...
... those of our Henry VIII . Edward VI . Queen Mary , and Part of Queen Elizabeth's ) not one of our English Monarchs had any Pretenfions to the Crown of France . This Objection ought to have ftartled our wife Expofitors from the very ...
Pagina 24
... those who oppos'd them ? I fee not how they can be fully juftified in oppofing the Regulations them- felves , even if some wrong Motives should appear in those who were concern'd in pro- moting them : But they cannot , furely , be in ...
... those who oppos'd them ? I fee not how they can be fully juftified in oppofing the Regulations them- felves , even if some wrong Motives should appear in those who were concern'd in pro- moting them : But they cannot , furely , be in ...
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