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... present make use of , may eafily be known to be a Compound of the feveral Tongues of divers Nations : And ( to speak plainly and briefly ) may be divided into four parts . One half of it we have from the Romans , as every one that ...
... present make use of , may eafily be known to be a Compound of the feveral Tongues of divers Nations : And ( to speak plainly and briefly ) may be divided into four parts . One half of it we have from the Romans , as every one that ...
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... present a very famous History extant of St. Lewis , written by that Excellent Perfon Joannes Jonvillæus , who lived very familiarly with that King for many Years ; in which whole History there is not the leaft mention made of Guards or ...
... present a very famous History extant of St. Lewis , written by that Excellent Perfon Joannes Jonvillæus , who lived very familiarly with that King for many Years ; in which whole History there is not the leaft mention made of Guards or ...
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... Presents from all Parts to the King ; as may appear from many Places which might be quoted , wherein that Council is called Con- ventus Generalis . Aimoinus , lib . 4. cap . 64. fpeak- ing of King Pipin He compell'd them fays he ) to ...
... Presents from all Parts to the King ; as may appear from many Places which might be quoted , wherein that Council is called Con- ventus Generalis . Aimoinus , lib . 4. cap . 64. fpeak- ing of King Pipin He compell'd them fays he ) to ...
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... present Mischiefs : Which we know has been done upon like Ac- cidents . A King , either through Infirmities of Age , or Levity of Mind , may not only be milled by fome covetous , rapacious or luftful Counsellor ; may not only be feduced ...
... present Mischiefs : Which we know has been done upon like Ac- cidents . A King , either through Infirmities of Age , or Levity of Mind , may not only be milled by fome covetous , rapacious or luftful Counsellor ; may not only be feduced ...
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... present upon the place , and having deferved extraor dinary well of his Country , ought to be pre- ferr'd to a Stranger , who was abfent . For there having häpned fome Controverfies be- tween the Empire of Germany , and the King- dom of ...
... present upon the place , and having deferved extraor dinary well of his Country , ought to be pre- ferr'd to a Stranger , who was abfent . For there having häpned fome Controverfies be- tween the Empire of Germany , and the King- dom of ...
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