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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... Saylor offer fuch an abfurd thing , much more to find the Matter often debated before the Chief Minifters of State . Upon which my Mind often suggested to me , I might do a Publick piece of fervice in digetting my Thoughts , and laying ...
... Saylor offer fuch an abfurd thing , much more to find the Matter often debated before the Chief Minifters of State . Upon which my Mind often suggested to me , I might do a Publick piece of fervice in digetting my Thoughts , and laying ...
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... Saylors that should happen to be wounded or maimed in his Majefties Service ( and gave my Reasons to prove the Feasiblenefs , E- ore quity and Juftice thereof ) which fome time after was also paffed into an Act , upon which is founded ...
... Saylors that should happen to be wounded or maimed in his Majefties Service ( and gave my Reasons to prove the Feasiblenefs , E- ore quity and Juftice thereof ) which fome time after was also paffed into an Act , upon which is founded ...
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... Saylors in particular , and very detrimental to the Government in general . Secondly , That the Lords of the Admiralty and the Commiffioners of the Navy have acted contra- ry to the Publick good , by Countenancing , Sup- porting and ...
... Saylors in particular , and very detrimental to the Government in general . Secondly , That the Lords of the Admiralty and the Commiffioners of the Navy have acted contra- ry to the Publick good , by Countenancing , Sup- porting and ...
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... Saylors in their juft Payments , to the great Difcouragement of them , and ftarving their Families . These Articles , with my Petition , I Presented to a Noble Lord , who was pleased to receive the fame , and cause them both to be read ...
... Saylors in their juft Payments , to the great Difcouragement of them , and ftarving their Families . These Articles , with my Petition , I Presented to a Noble Lord , who was pleased to receive the fame , and cause them both to be read ...
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... Saylors , and ›› ufing all Arts whereby to encrease them , were we treating our Saylors , as if we had defign- ed to have rooted them out from among us ; and well it were the Saylers were all call'd home , and pardoned ; and the Authors ...
... Saylors , and ›› ufing all Arts whereby to encrease them , were we treating our Saylors , as if we had defign- ed to have rooted them out from among us ; and well it were the Saylers were all call'd home , and pardoned ; and the Authors ...
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