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... Majesty's indifpofition therefore should be only looked on as temporary ; and that it became the Houfe The following is an ABSTRACT of the SECOND REPORT from the COMMITTEE ap- pointed to examine the PHYSICIANS who have attended His MAJESTY ...
... Majesty's indifpofition therefore should be only looked on as temporary ; and that it became the Houfe The following is an ABSTRACT of the SECOND REPORT from the COMMITTEE ap- pointed to examine the PHYSICIANS who have attended His MAJESTY ...
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... Majesty's malady , at his time of life , did not recover ; he confidered his Majesty's remaining nearly the fame as at the last examination , to make no difference in the hopes of a recovery ; -he stated , that when his Majefty had ...
... Majesty's malady , at his time of life , did not recover ; he confidered his Majesty's remaining nearly the fame as at the last examination , to make no difference in the hopes of a recovery ; -he stated , that when his Majefty had ...
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... Majesty is fully perfuaded , that your zeal for the pub- lic welfare will enable him to promote by every wife and falutary measure the interefts of this kingdom . " I cannot conclude this communication to you , without expreffing my ...
... Majesty is fully perfuaded , that your zeal for the pub- lic welfare will enable him to promote by every wife and falutary measure the interefts of this kingdom . " I cannot conclude this communication to you , without expreffing my ...
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