A Collection of Scarce and Valuable Tracts, on the Most Interesting and Entertaining Subjects: But Chiefly Such as Relate to the History and Constitution of These Kingdoms, Band 3F. Cogan, 1751 |
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... same Date with the King's additional Instructions , and that of the thirtieth of the fame Month were no Ways warranted by , but quite exceeded the King's aforefaid Inftructions ; fince the faid Letters , without any Infinuation of any ...
... same Date with the King's additional Instructions , and that of the thirtieth of the fame Month were no Ways warranted by , but quite exceeded the King's aforefaid Inftructions ; fince the faid Letters , without any Infinuation of any ...
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... same Right to trade every where , with Refervation of the Rights and Privileges of the East - India Companies of England and Scotland , established by Act of Parliament , both which Companies , by the Act of the Union , shall be con ...
... same Right to trade every where , with Refervation of the Rights and Privileges of the East - India Companies of England and Scotland , established by Act of Parliament , both which Companies , by the Act of the Union , shall be con ...
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... same Time , they thought themselves oblig'd to keep up their separate Congregations too . And accordingly there are at this Day , in many Parts of England , feveral Congregations of Men , Women and Children , of fuch who neither by ...
... same Time , they thought themselves oblig'd to keep up their separate Congregations too . And accordingly there are at this Day , in many Parts of England , feveral Congregations of Men , Women and Children , of fuch who neither by ...
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