Prose Works, Volume 2Bell & Daldy, 1861 |
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Page 223
... English ships that were riding in your port ; but that your serenity , whose protection and succour the English merchants implored , gave command to the governor of Leghorn , that he should assist and defend the English vessels : they ...
... English ships that were riding in your port ; but that your serenity , whose protection and succour the English merchants implored , gave command to the governor of Leghorn , that he should assist and defend the English vessels : they ...
Page 239
... English and Flemings , that any Ostender should take any English vessel , if bound for England with English goods ; and that whatever was inhumanly and barbarously done to the English seamen by that commander , deserves a rigorous ...
... English and Flemings , that any Ostender should take any English vessel , if bound for England with English goods ; and that whatever was inhumanly and barbarously done to the English seamen by that commander , deserves a rigorous ...
Page 335
... English did anything of this kind ; yet those princes , though too much attached to the Spaniards , would by no means have the hands of their subjects bound up , when the Spaniards thought they should have the free use of theirs . On ...
... English did anything of this kind ; yet those princes , though too much attached to the Spaniards , would by no means have the hands of their subjects bound up , when the Spaniards thought they should have the free use of theirs . On ...
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proving that | 1 |
a Speech for the Liberty of Unlicensed Print | 48 |
A LETTER TO A FRIEND CONCERNING THE RUPTURES | 102 |
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