Prose Works, Volume 2Bell & Daldy, 1861 |
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Page 150
... granted ; and that no wardships fallen and not granted , or that shall fall , shall be passed until the success of this article shall appear ; and if his majesty be secured as aforesaid , then all wardships fallen since the said twenty ...
... granted ; and that no wardships fallen and not granted , or that shall fall , shall be passed until the success of this article shall appear ; and if his majesty be secured as aforesaid , then all wardships fallen since the said twenty ...
Page 236
... granted both our friendship , the letters desired , and our orders to our public ministers under the seal of the parliament . And though it be some months ago since your public minister first came to us , however that delay neither ...
... granted both our friendship , the letters desired , and our orders to our public ministers under the seal of the parliament . And though it be some months ago since your public minister first came to us , however that delay neither ...
Page 243
... granted your lordship by the parliament . Therefore in the first place we return your lordship our hearty thanks for your friendly congratulation , as it becomes us ; and these will let you know that we have readily granted your two ...
... granted your lordship by the parliament . Therefore in the first place we return your lordship our hearty thanks for your friendly congratulation , as it becomes us ; and these will let you know that we have readily granted your two ...
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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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