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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... Case the best Evidence . Some Gentlemen may perhaps object , that thefe Laws are too old to be of Force , as they say that fome Precedents are too mo- dern to be good . But the Opinion of Chancellor Fortefcu is Ancient enough to be ...
... Case the best Evidence . Some Gentlemen may perhaps object , that thefe Laws are too old to be of Force , as they say that fome Precedents are too mo- dern to be good . But the Opinion of Chancellor Fortefcu is Ancient enough to be ...
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... Case now before you : The Eyes of the People have been for fome time opened ; they will obferve , they will judge of our Votings in this Cafe , and do expect from us , as we have put a Stop to unjuft and exorbitant Power abroad , that ...
... Case now before you : The Eyes of the People have been for fome time opened ; they will obferve , they will judge of our Votings in this Cafe , and do expect from us , as we have put a Stop to unjuft and exorbitant Power abroad , that ...
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... Case in my Turn . I have a Servant to whom I am exceeding kind , I reward him infinitely above his Merit : Befides which , he and his Family fnap every Thing they can lay their Hands on ; they will let none come near me , but themselves ...
... Case in my Turn . I have a Servant to whom I am exceeding kind , I reward him infinitely above his Merit : Befides which , he and his Family fnap every Thing they can lay their Hands on ; they will let none come near me , but themselves ...
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