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This is aggravated by his not clling parliament together fooner . If he had advanced the money before you met , why did he not tell you to : what reafon can be affigned for this ? In the name of God , what can be faid but that the ...
This is aggravated by his not clling parliament together fooner . If he had advanced the money before you met , why did he not tell you to : what reafon can be affigned for this ? In the name of God , what can be faid but that the ...
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The mitted to the enjoyment of their property ; a participation in every civil and focial bleffing , and even fharing in the right of voting for members of parliament . Nor were the people of Ireland infenfible or ungrateful for the ...
The mitted to the enjoyment of their property ; a participation in every civil and focial bleffing , and even fharing in the right of voting for members of parliament . Nor were the people of Ireland infenfible or ungrateful for the ...
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He could have wifhed that the Irish parliament had been left , for the fettlement of affairs , to themfelves . But that , he well knew that , being for the most part , at the beck of the English cabinet , they had loft the confidence of ...
He could have wifhed that the Irish parliament had been left , for the fettlement of affairs , to themfelves . But that , he well knew that , being for the most part , at the beck of the English cabinet , they had loft the confidence of ...
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Comparative View of the Confederacy and the French Republic at the Clofe | 1 |
Protef of Lord Bellamont on the Subject of Gen Lakes Proclamation ibid | 17 |
Note of Mr Wickham to the Helvetic Body on his recall Nov 22 257 | 26 |
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