The Bee, Or, Literary Weekly Intelligencer, Tập 6James Anderson Mundell and Son, Parliament Stairs, 1791 |
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... given by the clergy and the nobles ; and even long after the commons were sum- moned to parliament the grants were made in name of the nobles . Thus , 1323 in the 16th of Edward II . when that unhappy prince demanded a pecuniary aid in ...
... given by the clergy and the nobles ; and even long after the commons were sum- moned to parliament the grants were made in name of the nobles . Thus , 1323 in the 16th of Edward II . when that unhappy prince demanded a pecuniary aid in ...
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... given in Britain by the commons . Anno 1352 , a grant in parliament is given of three - tenths and three - fifteenths , by the lords and commons ( y ) . As far down as the year 1383 the king addreffed himself in a particular manner to ...
... given in Britain by the commons . Anno 1352 , a grant in parliament is given of three - tenths and three - fifteenths , by the lords and commons ( y ) . As far down as the year 1383 the king addreffed himself in a particular manner to ...
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... given of it . But you have taken care to prefent it in the most advantageous point of view . The pillars , in that point of view , and the balluftrade they fupport , appear equally elegant as if they had been detached confiderably from ...
... given of it . But you have taken care to prefent it in the most advantageous point of view . The pillars , in that point of view , and the balluftrade they fupport , appear equally elegant as if they had been detached confiderably from ...
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