The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 20Philological Society of London, 1791 |
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... PERSON of the KING . THREE months have fcarcely elapfed fince we Deputies under figned made known to our Conftituents our Protest against a Decree which attacked the facred principle of the inviolability of the King's person . The zeal ...
... PERSON of the KING . THREE months have fcarcely elapfed fince we Deputies under figned made known to our Conftituents our Protest against a Decree which attacked the facred principle of the inviolability of the King's person . The zeal ...
Side 142
... person of her- felf and Ribaumont . The King , furprised at the conduct of julia , refolves to spare her life , as well as that of the Count , and at the interceffion of Queen Philippa , the other five citizens are liberated , with ...
... person of her- felf and Ribaumont . The King , furprised at the conduct of julia , refolves to spare her life , as well as that of the Count , and at the interceffion of Queen Philippa , the other five citizens are liberated , with ...
Side 331
... person who was an actor in it , may not be unacceptable to our readers . " It was called , “ A Trip to Cambridge ; or , the Grateful Fair . " The business of the Drama was laid in bringing up an old country Baronet to admit his nephew a ...
... person who was an actor in it , may not be unacceptable to our readers . " It was called , “ A Trip to Cambridge ; or , the Grateful Fair . " The business of the Drama was laid in bringing up an old country Baronet to admit his nephew a ...
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