The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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Page 217
... ( fays our Author ) we are obliged for fo much diverfion ; " we understand " they flog them while they feed them ; and if they have not always a " belly full one way , they feldom fail to have it the other * " This is but four fauce to ...
... ( fays our Author ) we are obliged for fo much diverfion ; " we understand " they flog them while they feed them ; and if they have not always a " belly full one way , they feldom fail to have it the other * " This is but four fauce to ...
Page 284
... fay , when you talked about original , unalienable rights , focial com- pacts , & c . & c . we are agreed again . " And , in p . 89 , he fays , The grand objections against King James the Second were , that his go vernment was ...
... fay , when you talked about original , unalienable rights , focial com- pacts , & c . & c . we are agreed again . " And , in p . 89 , he fays , The grand objections against King James the Second were , that his go vernment was ...
Page 287
... fay , when you talked about original , unalienable rights , focial com- pacts , & c . & c . we are agreed again . " And , in p . 89 , he fays , The grand objections again King James the Second were , that his go vernment was tyrannical ...
... fay , when you talked about original , unalienable rights , focial com- pacts , & c . & c . we are agreed again . " And , in p . 89 , he fays , The grand objections again King James the Second were , that his go vernment was tyrannical ...
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