Corrupt Ministers, the Cause of Publick Calamities, Or, The Interest of the King and His People, One: Being a Brief Relation of Some Publick Crimes Committed in the Government During the Late War ... |
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... Board Merchant - men and Coafters , fhould pay fomewhat ing out of their Wages , towards the Relief and Sup- pport of fuch Saylors that should happen to be wounded or maimed in his Majefties Service ( and gave my Reasons to prove the ...
... Board Merchant - men and Coafters , fhould pay fomewhat ing out of their Wages , towards the Relief and Sup- pport of fuch Saylors that should happen to be wounded or maimed in his Majefties Service ( and gave my Reasons to prove the ...
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... Board , where he faid I fhould have all imaginable Juftice ; but making my Application to that Board , they refused to receive Matter I would have laid before them upon Oath . So finding I could make nothing of it in the House of ...
... Board , where he faid I fhould have all imaginable Juftice ; but making my Application to that Board , they refused to receive Matter I would have laid before them upon Oath . So finding I could make nothing of it in the House of ...
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... Board touching the First Head , and the Day following , the Second and Third Head , and that they should examin them , and then tranf- mit them and the Examination , to the House ; which Orders were never obey'd ( tho ' fome Pro ...
... Board touching the First Head , and the Day following , the Second and Third Head , and that they should examin them , and then tranf- mit them and the Examination , to the House ; which Orders were never obey'd ( tho ' fome Pro ...
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... Board , more than what is abfolutely neceffary , they being all gone ( but two ) to ftate their Accounts at the great Tribunal of Heaven . There appeared , ( for formality fake ) before the faid Commiffioners , three of the ...
... Board , more than what is abfolutely neceffary , they being all gone ( but two ) to ftate their Accounts at the great Tribunal of Heaven . There appeared , ( for formality fake ) before the faid Commiffioners , three of the ...
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