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... against duelling , were I a fove- reign Prince , I would be anfwerable to put an entire stop to affronts of this kind , and that by a very simple method with which the courts of justice should have no concern . Be that as it may ...
... against duelling , were I a fove- reign Prince , I would be anfwerable to put an entire stop to affronts of this kind , and that by a very simple method with which the courts of justice should have no concern . Be that as it may ...
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... Against affailing tyrants flood , And pour'd to liberty their blood ; Thou , who , on thy Snowdon's height , Oft at the grey approach of night , Obferveft many a mailed ghoft , Leaders once of Cambria's hoft , Proudly ftalking o'er the ...
... Against affailing tyrants flood , And pour'd to liberty their blood ; Thou , who , on thy Snowdon's height , Oft at the grey approach of night , Obferveft many a mailed ghoft , Leaders once of Cambria's hoft , Proudly ftalking o'er the ...
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... against the oppreffions of the Prelates of that time , in the Spiri- tual Court and Star Chamber , was , at the inftigation of LAUD , committed to the Fleet Prifon for life ; fentenced to pay a fine . of ten thousand pound ; to be ...
... against the oppreffions of the Prelates of that time , in the Spiri- tual Court and Star Chamber , was , at the inftigation of LAUD , committed to the Fleet Prifon for life ; fentenced to pay a fine . of ten thousand pound ; to be ...
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... against all pulpit - discourses ; and who , in this prophane age , are led to think not only the inftitution of A preaching , but even the gospel itself , and our holy religion to be a fraud . But , notwithstanding all the prejudice of ...
... against all pulpit - discourses ; and who , in this prophane age , are led to think not only the inftitution of A preaching , but even the gospel itself , and our holy religion to be a fraud . But , notwithstanding all the prejudice of ...
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... against their charter , in the next term . Оп this it was voted , nem . con . that the College fhould themselves deliver up their Charter , & c . into his Majefty's hands . - In March following , the Prefident acquainted the College ...
... against their charter , in the next term . Оп this it was voted , nem . con . that the College fhould themselves deliver up their Charter , & c . into his Majefty's hands . - In March following , the Prefident acquainted the College ...
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