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... thought the Court could not go too far in ex- preffions of attachment to the King and Conftitation , but his doubts how far the Court was competent to vote away any of the Company's cash , for that , or any other publick purpofe ...
... thought the Court could not go too far in ex- preffions of attachment to the King and Conftitation , but his doubts how far the Court was competent to vote away any of the Company's cash , for that , or any other publick purpofe ...
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... thought , ele- gantly amplified , may be made fufficient to fill this fpace as any fyf- tem of thoughts to be confined within this compafs must be pruned of every unneceffary appendage - as the industry requifite to polish fo fhort a ...
... thought , ele- gantly amplified , may be made fufficient to fill this fpace as any fyf- tem of thoughts to be confined within this compafs must be pruned of every unneceffary appendage - as the industry requifite to polish fo fhort a ...
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... thought the reign of George the Second propitious to this nation ; but Mr. Hay was difcriminative , and on all occafions thought for himself . When he has been clearly of an opinion contrary to those with whom he usually acted , he has ...
... thought the reign of George the Second propitious to this nation ; but Mr. Hay was difcriminative , and on all occafions thought for himself . When he has been clearly of an opinion contrary to those with whom he usually acted , he has ...
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