The Parliamentary History of England from the Earliest Period to the Year 1803: From which Last-mentioned Epoch it is Continued Downwards in the Work Entitled "Hansard's Parliamentary Debates.", Band 15Johnson Reprint, 1813 |
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... land : it has already produced some of the most shocking barbarities . A young woman is but too apt by nature to trust to the honour of the man she loves , and to admit him to her bed upon a solemn promise to marry her . Surely the ...
... land : it has already produced some of the most shocking barbarities . A young woman is but too apt by nature to trust to the honour of the man she loves , and to admit him to her bed upon a solemn promise to marry her . Surely the ...
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... land ; for the people of this country are so very different from the people in the United Provinces , in their disposition , their temper , and their humour , that a re- gulation which in Holland has been found to contribute to the ...
... land ; for the people of this country are so very different from the people in the United Provinces , in their disposition , their temper , and their humour , that a re- gulation which in Holland has been found to contribute to the ...
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... land , and what- ever respect some of the superstitious among them might retain for their pro- phecies , every sensible man would think , they had made a happy exchange ; for this island flows as much with milk and honey as the land of ...
... land , and what- ever respect some of the superstitious among them might retain for their pro- phecies , every sensible man would think , they had made a happy exchange ; for this island flows as much with milk and honey as the land of ...
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... land , and ships may have orders not to receive or bring home any letters but such as are sent by the governor . swer amiss from his parliament , but , on the contrary , would have reason to be pleased with it , because those who have a ...
... land , and ships may have orders not to receive or bring home any letters but such as are sent by the governor . swer amiss from his parliament , but , on the contrary , would have reason to be pleased with it , because those who have a ...
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... land the rule of his govern- ment ; for in the history of the Romans it is remarkable , that after the loss of their liberties , and the establishment of a mili- tary government , the more tyrannical the emperor was , the more ...
... land the rule of his govern- ment ; for in the history of the Romans it is remarkable , that after the loss of their liberties , and the establishment of a mili- tary government , the more tyrannical the emperor was , the more ...
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