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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... King- dom , of which 1 fhall give a brief Account before- I proceed to the Matter in Hand . First , I propofed an Act of Tunnage for fix Pence per Tun upon all Coasters , & ربوع the the was ind ( 5 ) was paffed into ( 4 )
... King- dom , of which 1 fhall give a brief Account before- I proceed to the Matter in Hand . First , I propofed an Act of Tunnage for fix Pence per Tun upon all Coasters , & ربوع the the was ind ( 5 ) was paffed into ( 4 )
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... hand , only the Publishing of it was that which brought to my Knowledge a great deal of . Wickedness that was committed in the Government , by Persons who were then in Places of Publick Truft . So I took a Refolution to lay open their ...
... hand , only the Publishing of it was that which brought to my Knowledge a great deal of . Wickedness that was committed in the Government , by Persons who were then in Places of Publick Truft . So I took a Refolution to lay open their ...
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... Hand , and forfeit all his Goods and Chattels to the King . But to return to his Majefties Officers , that prov- ed these Crimes , to fee how they were treated , Mr. Graham and Mr. Trevor were by the Commiffio- ners of the Navy ...
... Hand , and forfeit all his Goods and Chattels to the King . But to return to his Majefties Officers , that prov- ed these Crimes , to fee how they were treated , Mr. Graham and Mr. Trevor were by the Commiffio- ners of the Navy ...
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... Hands , and not punishing Offenders , ( as bath been practifed bi- therto , and the Caufe of all the Nati- ons Mifery ) is no other than putting the People , as it were , out of the Fry- ing Pan into the Fire . For it Con- temns the Law ...
... Hands , and not punishing Offenders , ( as bath been practifed bi- therto , and the Caufe of all the Nati- ons Mifery ) is no other than putting the People , as it were , out of the Fry- ing Pan into the Fire . For it Con- temns the Law ...
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