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... effect of a Greek or Latin claffic without fuch affiftance ; and that it is highly defireable in common politeness , and even in common decency , that the fair fex fhould participate in our pleasures , whether literary or domeftic .
... effect of a Greek or Latin claffic without fuch affiftance ; and that it is highly defireable in common politeness , and even in common decency , that the fair fex fhould participate in our pleasures , whether literary or domeftic .
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The king caused a tallage to be affeffed without common confent , by commiffioners , on all cities , burghs , and demefnes in every county of England , either individually [ capitatim ] or in common , and gave particular direction ...
The king caused a tallage to be affeffed without common confent , by commiffioners , on all cities , burghs , and demefnes in every county of England , either individually [ capitatim ] or in common , and gave particular direction ...
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... and having understood the intention of the king , they all answered , with one common confent , that they were very well content to do what the king desired of them , as contributing to the welfare of the whole kingdom .
... and having understood the intention of the king , they all answered , with one common confent , that they were very well content to do what the king desired of them , as contributing to the welfare of the whole kingdom .
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