The London Magazine, Or, Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer, Volume 46R. Baldwin, 1777 |
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... ment , as they have been by govern ment in application , in the plaineft and most obvious fenfe ; as implying the most abfolute and unlimited autho- rity on one hand , and unconditionalfub- mithion , that is , paffive obedience , on the ...
... ment , as they have been by govern ment in application , in the plaineft and most obvious fenfe ; as implying the most abfolute and unlimited autho- rity on one hand , and unconditionalfub- mithion , that is , paffive obedience , on the ...
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... ment to propofe , which he hoped would totally obviate and remove that doubt . This he understood , was the only folid ground of objection ftated in the course of the laft debate on the fubject . In order , therefore , to ren- der the ...
... ment to propofe , which he hoped would totally obviate and remove that doubt . This he understood , was the only folid ground of objection ftated in the course of the laft debate on the fubject . In order , therefore , to ren- der the ...
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... ment . Almon , confounded , could not but acknowledge the truth of these maxims ; he was truck with confcious reflection , that in the conduct of thefe iflanders he had feen the portrait of his own folly ; and he prayed to re- main ...
... ment . Almon , confounded , could not but acknowledge the truth of these maxims ; he was truck with confcious reflection , that in the conduct of thefe iflanders he had feen the portrait of his own folly ; and he prayed to re- main ...
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Or GENTLEMANs Monthly Intelligencer | 3 |
Parliamentary Hiftory on an improved | 9 |
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