The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 27Philological Society of London, 1795 |
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... observed , " That if such extraordinary pro- ceedings were countenanced , he faw nothing remaining for him and others to do , but to retire to their country houfes , and there , if poffible , quietly enjoy their eftates within their own ...
... observed , " That if such extraordinary pro- ceedings were countenanced , he faw nothing remaining for him and others to do , but to retire to their country houfes , and there , if poffible , quietly enjoy their eftates within their own ...
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... observe its ufual forms . But my heart fhall ever remain true . I love and revere your King and your nation . You will be fo good as to inform them of it . Ever fhall it re- main a certain truth , that I wish you to preferve your ...
... observe its ufual forms . But my heart fhall ever remain true . I love and revere your King and your nation . You will be fo good as to inform them of it . Ever fhall it re- main a certain truth , that I wish you to preferve your ...
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... observed , that on account of the cautious and general manner in which the Addrefs was couched , he imagined there could not be a diffentient voice to it in the Houfe . He alfo hoped , that fuch provisions would be made on the occafion ...
... observed , that on account of the cautious and general manner in which the Addrefs was couched , he imagined there could not be a diffentient voice to it in the Houfe . He alfo hoped , that fuch provisions would be made on the occafion ...
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