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... give subsidies , if the king may impose what he will ? and if , after parliament , the king may enhance what he pleaseth ? I know the king will not do it . I know he is a religious king , free from personal vices ; but he deals with ...
... give subsidies , if the king may impose what he will ? and if , after parliament , the king may enhance what he pleaseth ? I know the king will not do it . I know he is a religious king , free from personal vices ; but he deals with ...
Page 42
... give no just offence to any if I challenge that which of right is due to every reporter , that is , to reduce the sum and effect of all to such a method as , upon consi- deration had of all the arguments , the reporter himself thinketh ...
... give no just offence to any if I challenge that which of right is due to every reporter , that is , to reduce the sum and effect of all to such a method as , upon consi- deration had of all the arguments , the reporter himself thinketh ...
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... give 500 % . more at the birth of the first child ; but that would not do , for his lordship hated such screwing . Not long after this despatch , his lordship was made the king's solicitor- general , and then the broker came again with ...
... give 500 % . more at the birth of the first child ; but that would not do , for his lordship hated such screwing . Not long after this despatch , his lordship was made the king's solicitor- general , and then the broker came again with ...
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