The London Magazine, Or, Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer, Volume 41R. Baldwin, 1772 |
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Page 55
... favour of the clergy . Why fhould they be exempted from the ge- neral rule ? Without any new civil lift ample provifion is made for the whole order , were it properly pro- vided . Pluralities are the bane of the clergy . Two , three ...
... favour of the clergy . Why fhould they be exempted from the ge- neral rule ? Without any new civil lift ample provifion is made for the whole order , were it properly pro- vided . Pluralities are the bane of the clergy . Two , three ...
Page 333
... favour of fo fine a woman . Charles believed every word he faid , but ba- nished him the court for three months for his boldness ; a punishment which he frequently inflicted on this noble- man , for he could forgive any thing but a ...
... favour of fo fine a woman . Charles believed every word he faid , but ba- nished him the court for three months for his boldness ; a punishment which he frequently inflicted on this noble- man , for he could forgive any thing but a ...
Page 490
... favour . This princess , poffeffed of eminent talents , and actuated by an unbounded ambition , having dethroned her husband who fucceeded to the empress Elizabeth , and having invefted herself with the imperial dignity , refoved to ...
... favour . This princess , poffeffed of eminent talents , and actuated by an unbounded ambition , having dethroned her husband who fucceeded to the empress Elizabeth , and having invefted herself with the imperial dignity , refoved to ...
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