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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... publickly declared before near twenty Perfons , it was a very Honest Book , and his own Loffes could fufficiently speak as to the Truth of it ; but faid , he durft not do o- therwife , he thould be chid and gain Displeasure : In fine ...
... publickly declared before near twenty Perfons , it was a very Honest Book , and his own Loffes could fufficiently speak as to the Truth of it ; but faid , he durft not do o- therwife , he thould be chid and gain Displeasure : In fine ...
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... publickly call'd in queftion ? Such ano- ther Bufinefs as this , was as prudently managed in the Country , for divers Perfons were taken up at Portsmouth upon the fame Account , and were all bound by Recognizance before the Mayor of ...
... publickly call'd in queftion ? Such ano- ther Bufinefs as this , was as prudently managed in the Country , for divers Perfons were taken up at Portsmouth upon the fame Account , and were all bound by Recognizance before the Mayor of ...
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... publickly oppreffed : For , three Years have I been kept out of the 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 ...
... publickly oppreffed : For , three Years have I been kept out of the 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 ...
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... Publickly declare , a Fleet is not the best Security to this Kingdom in time of 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 ...
... Publickly declare , a Fleet is not the best Security to this Kingdom in time of 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 ...
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