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The King exercises his patronage through the mediation of his ministers ; and the definition of a minister , according to the practice of the constitution , is , not a person nominated by the King , but a person supported by two thirds ...
The King exercises his patronage through the mediation of his ministers ; and the definition of a minister , according to the practice of the constitution , is , not a person nominated by the King , but a person supported by two thirds ...
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By fome writers , this alliance has been afcribed to Madame Pompadour's refentment of the King of Pruffia's farcafms ; while M. Segur has given it a more dignified fource in a dread of the ambition , not of the wit of that Monarch .
By fome writers , this alliance has been afcribed to Madame Pompadour's refentment of the King of Pruffia's farcafms ; while M. Segur has given it a more dignified fource in a dread of the ambition , not of the wit of that Monarch .
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6 6 The first , of any sort of importance , is made on those passages in which Mr Fox calls the execution of the King a far less vio lent measure than that of Lord Strafford ; ' and says , that there was something in the splendour and ...
6 6 The first , of any sort of importance , is made on those passages in which Mr Fox calls the execution of the King a far less vio lent measure than that of Lord Strafford ; ' and says , that there was something in the splendour and ...
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