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Kings are justly called Gods , for that they exercise a manner or resemblance of divine power upon earth for if you will confider the attributes of God , you fhall fee how they agree in the perfon of a King . God hath power to create or ...
Kings are justly called Gods , for that they exercise a manner or resemblance of divine power upon earth for if you will confider the attributes of God , you fhall fee how they agree in the perfon of a King . God hath power to create or ...
Pagina 171
... King may do in the height of his power ; but juft Kings will ever be willing to declare what they will do , if they will not incur the Curfe of God . I will not be content that my power be difputed upon ; but I fhall ever be willing to ...
... King may do in the height of his power ; but juft Kings will ever be willing to declare what they will do , if they will not incur the Curfe of God . I will not be content that my power be difputed upon ; but I fhall ever be willing to ...
Pagina 386
... King will prevent all foreign veffels , even En- glish , from landing at thofe iflands . 3. " France does not pretend to fifh and dry fifh on the coaft of Newfoundland , but in purfuance of the ftipulation of the 13th article of the ...
... King will prevent all foreign veffels , even En- glish , from landing at thofe iflands . 3. " France does not pretend to fifh and dry fifh on the coaft of Newfoundland , but in purfuance of the ftipulation of the 13th article of the ...
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