Franco-Gallia: Or, An Account of the Ancient Free State of France, and Most Other Parts of Europe, Before the Loss of Their Liberties |
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... fhou'd never be be- tray'd or forfaken by him . Neveletus fays , " That his Reply to thofe that wou'd have tempted him , was this : Nunquam fibi propug- natam caufam quæ iniqua effet : Nunquam que jure & legibus niteretur defertam ...
... fhou'd never be be- tray'd or forfaken by him . Neveletus fays , " That his Reply to thofe that wou'd have tempted him , was this : Nunquam fibi propug- natam caufam quæ iniqua effet : Nunquam que jure & legibus niteretur defertam ...
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... fhou'd be blam'd . Monfieur Teiffier , altho ' very much prejudi- ced against him , was ( as one may fee by the tenor of the above Quotation , and his leaving it thus uncommented on ) in his Heart con- vinc'd of the Truth of it ; but no ...
... fhou'd be blam'd . Monfieur Teiffier , altho ' very much prejudi- ced against him , was ( as one may fee by the tenor of the above Quotation , and his leaving it thus uncommented on ) in his Heart con- vinc'd of the Truth of it ; but no ...
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... fhou'd lay afide all Care and Solicitude for their Countrey ? Certainly they ought rather to fuccour her , when like a miferable oppreffed Mother , fhe implores her Childrens Help , and to feek all pro- per Remedies for the Mischiefs ...
... fhou'd lay afide all Care and Solicitude for their Countrey ? Certainly they ought rather to fuccour her , when like a miferable oppreffed Mother , fhe implores her Childrens Help , and to feek all pro- per Remedies for the Mischiefs ...
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... fhou'd be reftor'd to Health , till through Divine Affiftance it shall be put into its true and natural State again . XI . And because your Highness has always ap- prov'd your felf a true Friend to our Countrey ; 1 thought it my Duty to ...
... fhou'd be reftor'd to Health , till through Divine Affiftance it shall be put into its true and natural State again . XI . And because your Highness has always ap- prov'd your felf a true Friend to our Countrey ; 1 thought it my Duty to ...
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... fhou'd be able by his Diligence to unite fuch CC Commonwealths to him as diffented from the " reft of the Cities of Gaul , and to Form a " General Council of all Gallia ; the Power of which , the whole World fhould not be able to ...
... fhou'd be able by his Diligence to unite fuch CC Commonwealths to him as diffented from the " reft of the Cities of Gaul , and to Form a " General Council of all Gallia ; the Power of which , the whole World fhould not be able to ...
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