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... also the children of villains , were the property of their lords ; and it likewife proves what was the law of the land refpecting villains in the reign of Queen Elizabeth . I am , Sir , yours , & c . ELIZABETH , by the grace of God ...
... also the children of villains , were the property of their lords ; and it likewife proves what was the law of the land refpecting villains in the reign of Queen Elizabeth . I am , Sir , yours , & c . ELIZABETH , by the grace of God ...
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... also be the fame . After this it was fuperfluous to argue that the Nabob could direct his views to fo important an object as the feizing of the treafures , unless he had been impelled by Mr. Middleton , and authorized by Mr. Ha- ftings ...
... also be the fame . After this it was fuperfluous to argue that the Nabob could direct his views to fo important an object as the feizing of the treafures , unless he had been impelled by Mr. Middleton , and authorized by Mr. Ha- ftings ...
Side 443
... also to get rid of a part of his Guilt , by obferving that he was but one of the Supreme Council , and that all the reft had fanctioned thofe tranf- actions with their approbation . If Mr. Haftings could prove , however , that others ...
... also to get rid of a part of his Guilt , by obferving that he was but one of the Supreme Council , and that all the reft had fanctioned thofe tranf- actions with their approbation . If Mr. Haftings could prove , however , that others ...
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Directions on the Reading of Hiſtory | 6 |
Anecdotes of Drs Goldſmith and Kenrick | 10 |
Prologue and Epilogue to the Comedy | 16 |
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