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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... Intereft of the King and his People , One . BEING A Brief Relation of fome Publick Crimes Committed in the Government , During the Late VV A R Humbly offer'd to the Confideration of the Honourable House of Commons . K LONDON : Printed ...
... Intereft of the King and his People , One . BEING A Brief Relation of fome Publick Crimes Committed in the Government , During the Late VV A R Humbly offer'd to the Confideration of the Honourable House of Commons . K LONDON : Printed ...
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... Intereft of the King and his People , One , & c . T HE Nation being now at Peace with all the World , and Armed Troops laid afide , I fhall give a Summary Ac- count of fuch Matters as were by me , during the late War , laid before both ...
... Intereft of the King and his People , One , & c . T HE Nation being now at Peace with all the World , and Armed Troops laid afide , I fhall give a Summary Ac- count of fuch Matters as were by me , during the late War , laid before both ...
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... Intereft of the Nation , when once we come to have Juftice V- duly adminiftred , and the Saylors treated with Hu- ng manity . cce was Vet טוב US Thirdly , I made it appear by plain Matter of Fact , and Actions of the Government , there ...
... Intereft of the Nation , when once we come to have Juftice V- duly adminiftred , and the Saylors treated with Hu- ng manity . cce was Vet טוב US Thirdly , I made it appear by plain Matter of Fact , and Actions of the Government , there ...
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... Intereft of 600 Pound , and fince I have been in Poffeffion of the Eftate in Mort- gage , have I had no less than three feveral Heirs ftarted up , and now lately , an old pre- tended Judgment , and a Bill filed against me by a Pauper ...
... Intereft of 600 Pound , and fince I have been in Poffeffion of the Eftate in Mort- gage , have I had no less than three feveral Heirs ftarted up , and now lately , an old pre- tended Judgment , and a Bill filed against me by a Pauper ...
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