The European Magazine, and London Review, Volumen42Philological Society of London, 1802 |
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... support- ing the dignity of their ftation . I would humbly fuggeft the propriety of fettling the Duchy of Lancatter on the Heir Apparent of the Crown , in the fame manner as that of Cornwall is already fettled on his Royal Highness ...
... support- ing the dignity of their ftation . I would humbly fuggeft the propriety of fettling the Duchy of Lancatter on the Heir Apparent of the Crown , in the fame manner as that of Cornwall is already fettled on his Royal Highness ...
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... support , but at the fame time he could not help thinking that it was highly neceffary that his Majefty should finally arrange thofe points which were left open and undecided by the Definitive Treaty . He faid that Minifters mut ...
... support , but at the fame time he could not help thinking that it was highly neceffary that his Majefty should finally arrange thofe points which were left open and undecided by the Definitive Treaty . He faid that Minifters mut ...
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... support of your Majelty's Household and the honour and dignity of your Crown : For this country has not now to learn , that its Monarchy is the best and strongest fecurity for its liberties , and that the fplendour of the Throne ...
... support of your Majelty's Household and the honour and dignity of your Crown : For this country has not now to learn , that its Monarchy is the best and strongest fecurity for its liberties , and that the fplendour of the Throne ...
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... support we have fo repeatedly and fo , undeservedly experienced But it too frequently happens , that impreffions of a ferious nature are framped but faintly upon the mind , and are foon obliterated by the de- ftructive example of the ...
... support we have fo repeatedly and fo , undeservedly experienced But it too frequently happens , that impreffions of a ferious nature are framped but faintly upon the mind , and are foon obliterated by the de- ftructive example of the ...
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... Supported by the laws . It appears , then , that it refts with the Legiflature to redress the grievances here pointed out ; and let the hope be indulged , that the day is not far diftant , when a British Senate will deliberate on the ...
... Supported by the laws . It appears , then , that it refts with the Legiflature to redress the grievances here pointed out ; and let the hope be indulged , that the day is not far diftant , when a British Senate will deliberate on the ...
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