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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... notice of how one Passage therein , wherein I offer'd to prove fome Perfons had defrauded the King of two or three hundred Thousand Pounds , upon which I was ordered to appear at the Bar of the Houfe , which I did , and there declared ...
... notice of how one Passage therein , wherein I offer'd to prove fome Perfons had defrauded the King of two or three hundred Thousand Pounds , upon which I was ordered to appear at the Bar of the Houfe , which I did , and there declared ...
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... notice . of it one way or other . Now as to the Proceedings of the Com- missioners for stating the Publick Accounts , I fhall . ¦ wave giving a Relation of Matters in reference to that Board , more than what is abfolutely neceffary ...
... notice . of it one way or other . Now as to the Proceedings of the Com- missioners for stating the Publick Accounts , I fhall . ¦ wave giving a Relation of Matters in reference to that Board , more than what is abfolutely neceffary ...
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... notice there- of ( who , as its faid , went and viewed the dead Body ) and then buried him in the Sand ; but the Tide wathed up the Body and drove it to Shore , and then it was found the poor man had been murdered , but by whom it was ...
... notice there- of ( who , as its faid , went and viewed the dead Body ) and then buried him in the Sand ; but the Tide wathed up the Body and drove it to Shore , and then it was found the poor man had been murdered , but by whom it was ...
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... notice was ta- ken of it only by one Mr. Culliford , who was then a Member of Parliament , and promis'd to lay the matter before the House of Commons , which he never did . However he manag'd the Busi- finefs prudently ( according to ...
... notice was ta- ken of it only by one Mr. Culliford , who was then a Member of Parliament , and promis'd to lay the matter before the House of Commons , which he never did . However he manag'd the Busi- finefs prudently ( according to ...
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