London Magazine Enlarged and Improved, Том 9C. Ackers, 1740 |
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... Places and Penfions it has to be- flow , and the Profecutions , Penal- ties , and Forfeitures , to which Men B may ... Place out of Parliament ; but we took no G Care Care to prevent fuch questioning , by bis Vote for 14 PROCEEDINGS of ...
... Places and Penfions it has to be- flow , and the Profecutions , Penal- ties , and Forfeitures , to which Men B may ... Place out of Parliament ; but we took no G Care Care to prevent fuch questioning , by bis Vote for 14 PROCEEDINGS of ...
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... Place- men or Penfioners will vote for re- B moving , or cenfuring the Conduct of the Minifter , that gave them their Places or Penfions ; and a Servant that can neither be removed nor cenfured , becomes the Mafter of him whofe Affairs ...
... Place- men or Penfioners will vote for re- B moving , or cenfuring the Conduct of the Minifter , that gave them their Places or Penfions ; and a Servant that can neither be removed nor cenfured , becomes the Mafter of him whofe Affairs ...
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... Place , our Number is no more than nine : We meet once a Week at Six in the Evening , and part at Eleven . The Prefident , ( for we fit in the great Chair by Turns ) introduces a Book of fome kind or other , wherein he proposes a Part ...
... Place , our Number is no more than nine : We meet once a Week at Six in the Evening , and part at Eleven . The Prefident , ( for we fit in the great Chair by Turns ) introduces a Book of fome kind or other , wherein he proposes a Part ...
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... place the most immediate Confidence in their ozon Reprefentatives , who are inverted with as high a Truft as a free People can be fuppos'd to delegate ; no less than the Prefervation of the State , and the Pro- -tection of their Rights ...
... place the most immediate Confidence in their ozon Reprefentatives , who are inverted with as high a Truft as a free People can be fuppos'd to delegate ; no less than the Prefervation of the State , and the Pro- -tection of their Rights ...
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... Place Bills , or any fuch - like Expedients , will be at beft but palliating Remedies . Slow Alteratives will not do : A total Change seems abfolutely Deceffary ; for when the whole Body politick is overfpread with Sores , like a Leper ...
... Place Bills , or any fuch - like Expedients , will be at beft but palliating Remedies . Slow Alteratives will not do : A total Change seems abfolutely Deceffary ; for when the whole Body politick is overfpread with Sores , like a Leper ...
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