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her Majefty , I will be ready ( feeing it not otherwife to be prefently ufed ) to obey her pleasure , if it were presently to give it , without any more ado , over again to them : but refpecting what hindrance it may be to her Majefty's ...
her Majefty , I will be ready ( feeing it not otherwife to be prefently ufed ) to obey her pleasure , if it were presently to give it , without any more ado , over again to them : but refpecting what hindrance it may be to her Majefty's ...
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... Majefty the height of evils are like to fall upon us , if he shall not be pleased to free the fubjects of the fears they have conceived of innovation of religion ; and that it is not to be expected from this , that will withstand , far ...
... Majefty the height of evils are like to fall upon us , if he shall not be pleased to free the fubjects of the fears they have conceived of innovation of religion ; and that it is not to be expected from this , that will withstand , far ...
Pagina 162
... Majefty right , the making the Great Seal thus confiderable , was one of the effects you expected , from placing it in a fingle hand . But I fubmit to your Majefty , how far this is likely to fucceed , or any other of your Majefty's ...
... Majefty right , the making the Great Seal thus confiderable , was one of the effects you expected , from placing it in a fingle hand . But I fubmit to your Majefty , how far this is likely to fucceed , or any other of your Majefty's ...
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