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Pagina 129
... regard titles merely for the cap and courtefy which follow them ? Yet Mr. Pulteney gave up all thefe advantages , with the character of the firft and the firmeft patriot in the kingdom , for an empty title , a title , indeed , fo empty ...
... regard titles merely for the cap and courtefy which follow them ? Yet Mr. Pulteney gave up all thefe advantages , with the character of the firft and the firmeft patriot in the kingdom , for an empty title , a title , indeed , fo empty ...
Pagina 256
... regard to the Dean in par- ticular . A very late writer informs us , that when Lord Guernsey , during the debates on the Bill for ftrengthening the Proteftant intereft , moved for a claufe to be added to the Bill , to oblige every ...
... regard to the Dean in par- ticular . A very late writer informs us , that when Lord Guernsey , during the debates on the Bill for ftrengthening the Proteftant intereft , moved for a claufe to be added to the Bill , to oblige every ...
Pagina 384
... regards must be complied with , fo that the fpiritual interefts of fouls and truth be fecured . And therefore the next good thing to the not im- pofing uncertain and unneceffary articles is , that great regard be had , and great eafe be ...
... regards must be complied with , fo that the fpiritual interefts of fouls and truth be fecured . And therefore the next good thing to the not im- pofing uncertain and unneceffary articles is , that great regard be had , and great eafe be ...
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