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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... taken into Cuftody by the Ufher of the Black Rod , for Reflecting upon the Houfe , and refusing to make Answer . But their Lordships , upon my humble Petition ( which through the Favour of a Noble Lord was read in a full Houfe ) were ...
... taken into Cuftody by the Ufher of the Black Rod , for Reflecting upon the Houfe , and refusing to make Answer . But their Lordships , upon my humble Petition ( which through the Favour of a Noble Lord was read in a full Houfe ) were ...
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... taken into Cu- ftody ) and then discharg'd him upon his own Re- cognizance . Yet no fooner was he at liberty , but he Dedicated and Prefented this Seditious and Scandalous Lilel to the House of Commons ( to which I must confefs I was ...
... taken into Cu- ftody ) and then discharg'd him upon his own Re- cognizance . Yet no fooner was he at liberty , but he Dedicated and Prefented this Seditious and Scandalous Lilel to the House of Commons ( to which I must confefs I was ...
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... taken up at Portsmouth upon the fame Account , and were all bound by Recognizance before the Mayor of Portf mouth , to appear at Winchester Affizes ( among which was a certain Merchant , who thro ' fear , and in hopes to fave himself ...
... taken up at Portsmouth upon the fame Account , and were all bound by Recognizance before the Mayor of Portf mouth , to appear at Winchester Affizes ( among which was a certain Merchant , who thro ' fear , and in hopes to fave himself ...
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