Prose Works, Volume 2Bell & Daldy, 1861 |
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Page 137
... wherein to grow corrupt , wherein to encroach upon us , or usurp ? Or if they do , wherein to be formidable ? Yet it all this avail not to remove the fear or envy of a perpetual sitting , it may be easily provided , to change a third ...
... wherein to grow corrupt , wherein to encroach upon us , or usurp ? Or if they do , wherein to be formidable ? Yet it all this avail not to remove the fear or envy of a perpetual sitting , it may be easily provided , to change a third ...
Page 213
... wherein they complain of a grievous tribute imposed upon them in the grand council of the Poland- ers , enforcing them to pay the tenth part of all their goods for the relief of the king of Scots , our enemy . Which in regard it is ...
... wherein they complain of a grievous tribute imposed upon them in the grand council of the Poland- ers , enforcing them to pay the tenth part of all their goods for the relief of the king of Scots , our enemy . Which in regard it is ...
Page 219
... wherein they requested liberty to cite John Piatti , to appear by his proctor in the English court of admiralty , where the suit depended , and prove his right ; nevertheless , that the said Piatti and one David Rutts , a Hollander ...
... wherein they requested liberty to cite John Piatti , to appear by his proctor in the English court of admiralty , where the suit depended , and prove his right ; nevertheless , that the said Piatti and one David Rutts , a Hollander ...
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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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