The London Magazine, Or, Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer, Volume 46R. Baldwin, 1777 |
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... those two parties , it will be neceflary to take a thart retrofpective view of them , in their leading ftages , and in their re- fpective states of perfection and dege- neracy . The Whigs were in their greatest fate of perfection during ...
... those two parties , it will be neceflary to take a thart retrofpective view of them , in their leading ftages , and in their re- fpective states of perfection and dege- neracy . The Whigs were in their greatest fate of perfection during ...
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... those of others ; for moft indubita- bly , in point of pure principle , un- connected with the events of war , there did not exift a fingle reafon for his fupporting the duke of Rich- mond's motion on the 5th of March , 1776 , which did ...
... those of others ; for moft indubita- bly , in point of pure principle , un- connected with the events of war , there did not exift a fingle reafon for his fupporting the duke of Rich- mond's motion on the 5th of March , 1776 , which did ...
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... those who have the best title to order me , those to whom I am most account- able , and you among the reft . You call on me to be explicit ; I am when I tell you I do not demur ; Mr. Tren . chard cannot charge me with that : if he has I ...
... those who have the best title to order me , those to whom I am most account- able , and you among the reft . You call on me to be explicit ; I am when I tell you I do not demur ; Mr. Tren . chard cannot charge me with that : if he has I ...
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Parliamentary Hiftory on an improved | 9 |
Arguments to prove Love preferable to Ambi | 15 |
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