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... promised to be publish ed , as was foon after done ; but then thofe Depofitions ar too well known to need , and too long to be here inferte without caufe : They have fince been examined by anothe Pen , and therefore I may the better ...
... promised to be publish ed , as was foon after done ; but then thofe Depofitions ar too well known to need , and too long to be here inferte without caufe : They have fince been examined by anothe Pen , and therefore I may the better ...
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... Promises . And as that imperfect Redress that is now offered , is a plain Confeffion of those Violations of the Government that we have fet forth ; fo the Defectiveness of it is no lefs apparent For they lay down nothing which they may ...
... Promises . And as that imperfect Redress that is now offered , is a plain Confeffion of those Violations of the Government that we have fet forth ; fo the Defectiveness of it is no lefs apparent For they lay down nothing which they may ...
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Edmund Bohun. and not contented with this , extorted from the King a Promise December . to follow her himself : Which was the very worst Coun- fel the worst Enemy he had in the World could poffibly have given him . But to return back ...
Edmund Bohun. and not contented with this , extorted from the King a Promise December . to follow her himself : Which was the very worst Coun- fel the worst Enemy he had in the World could poffibly have given him . But to return back ...
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