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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... 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 Houses of Parliament . And leave your Honours and the World to judge ...
... 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 Houses of Parliament . And leave your Honours and the World to judge ...
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... Peace , for Publishing a Book , Entituled , A Dialogue between a Modern Courtier , and an Honest English Gentleman , which he in his Warrant of Commitment , was pleased to call a Se- ditious and Scandalous Libel , notwithstanding at the ...
... Peace , for Publishing a Book , Entituled , A Dialogue between a Modern Courtier , and an Honest English Gentleman , which he in his Warrant of Commitment , was pleased to call a Se- ditious and Scandalous Libel , notwithstanding at the ...
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... Peace , deferves more to be whipt at the Geers , or hanged at the Yard Arm , than be an Admiral . By all which has been related , there's not the leaft doubt to be made , But that all thofe Crimes that were during the late War , and ...
... Peace , deferves more to be whipt at the Geers , or hanged at the Yard Arm , than be an Admiral . By all which has been related , there's not the leaft doubt to be made , But that all thofe Crimes that were during the late War , and ...
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... Peace and Happiness of any State or Kingdom , cannot be preferved , where the Laws , • Liberties , and Customs established by the lawful Authority in it , are openly tranfgreffed and annulled . Ꭰ And C And whereas no Nation can sub ...
... Peace and Happiness of any State or Kingdom , cannot be preferved , where the Laws , • Liberties , and Customs established by the lawful Authority in it , are openly tranfgreffed and annulled . Ꭰ And C And whereas no Nation can sub ...
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