Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volume 38Pub. for J. Hinton, 1766 |
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... Parliament of Great Britain . THE to this of the Houtes vice content of the Lords ( piritual and HE preamble to this act fets forth , the King's Majefty , by and with the ad- of Reprefentatives in his Majesty's colo- temporal , and ...
... Parliament of Great Britain . THE to this of the Houtes vice content of the Lords ( piritual and HE preamble to this act fets forth , the King's Majefty , by and with the ad- of Reprefentatives in his Majesty's colo- temporal , and ...
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... Parliaments ; and yet this is the only ripe Parliament that hath been gathered in my time ; all the reft have been a green frait broken from the bough , which , as you know , are never fo kindly or plea - ` fant . " f Happy were it , if ...
... Parliaments ; and yet this is the only ripe Parliament that hath been gathered in my time ; all the reft have been a green frait broken from the bough , which , as you know , are never fo kindly or plea - ` fant . " f Happy were it , if ...
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... Parliament and letters - pa- tents , by which the fame was established , and wherein the honour of the nation was fo much concerned ; to take effectual mea- fures for repairing the great lofs and da- mages , which they had already ...
... Parliament and letters - pa- tents , by which the fame was established , and wherein the honour of the nation was fo much concerned ; to take effectual mea- fures for repairing the great lofs and da- mages , which they had already ...
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