The History of England, 第 19 卷Printed, by assignment from Mr. Knapton, for T. Osborne and J. Shipton, J. Hodges, J. Robinson, H. Woodfall, W. Strahan, J. Rivington, J. Ward, R. Baldwin, W. Owen, W. Johnston, J. Richardson, P. Davey and B. Law, T. Longman, T. Caslon, S. Crowder and H. Woodgate, M. Cooper, and C. Ware., 1763 |
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... most dangerous confequences , efpecially in the prefent temper of the nation . For , though the rebellion was happily fuppref- fed , yet the fpirit of it remained unconquered , and feemed only to wait for an opportunity to fhew itfelf ...
... most dangerous confequences , efpecially in the prefent temper of the nation . For , though the rebellion was happily fuppref- fed , yet the fpirit of it remained unconquered , and feemed only to wait for an opportunity to fhew itfelf ...
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... most monftrous and unnatural ; for all other rebel- lions were carried on under pretences of liberty , whereas this laft was a rebellion for flavery . That , as to our allies abroad , though he could not fay , that they expected this ...
... most monftrous and unnatural ; for all other rebel- lions were carried on under pretences of liberty , whereas this laft was a rebellion for flavery . That , as to our allies abroad , though he could not fay , that they expected this ...
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... most remarkable paffage was , that an eminent member , who had been , in the most difficult times , very zealous for the Proteftant fucceffion , spoke against the bill , and , among other things , fuggefted , That it was an impofition ...
... most remarkable paffage was , that an eminent member , who had been , in the most difficult times , very zealous for the Proteftant fucceffion , spoke against the bill , and , among other things , fuggefted , That it was an impofition ...
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... and rofe in arms against him , or abetted fuch who have . To difcoun- tenance that spirit , which lately B 3 did ( b ) The most noted pam- phlet was published OF ENGLAND . 21 great force and elegance by Mr. Addison, in his ...
... and rofe in arms against him , or abetted fuch who have . To difcoun- tenance that spirit , which lately B 3 did ( b ) The most noted pam- phlet was published OF ENGLAND . 21 great force and elegance by Mr. Addison, in his ...
第 29 頁
... most agreeable to my own inclinations . " Gentlemen of the house of commons , " I return you in particular my thanks for the fupplies " you have given ; which , although they fall fhort of the " fums you found neceffary , and have voted ...
... most agreeable to my own inclinations . " Gentlemen of the house of commons , " I return you in particular my thanks for the fupplies " you have given ; which , although they fall fhort of the " fums you found neceffary , and have voted ...
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