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The Earl of MÚLGRAVE ( then Lord of the bedchamber to King CHARLES ) offer'd to go and command the forces which were sent to defend it ; which was accepted of , and preparations made for that Expedition . Yet , as every one who is not ...
The Earl of MÚLGRAVE ( then Lord of the bedchamber to King CHARLES ) offer'd to go and command the forces which were sent to defend it ; which was accepted of , and preparations made for that Expedition . Yet , as every one who is not ...
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When the King was gone over to France , Lord MULGRAVE , tho ' well receiv'd by King WILLIAM ( whom he pay'd his respects to before he had that title ) yet accepted of no employment till some years were past . WHEN affairs were come to ...
When the King was gone over to France , Lord MULGRAVE , tho ' well receiv'd by King WILLIAM ( whom he pay'd his respects to before he had that title ) yet accepted of no employment till some years were past . WHEN affairs were come to ...
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say a King de Jure may afterwards punish , according to this statute , any man who has for any cause but his Title , conspired against a King de Facto . The reason of which seems to be good ; since the publick is more concern'd in ...
say a King de Jure may afterwards punish , according to this statute , any man who has for any cause but his Title , conspired against a King de Facto . The reason of which seems to be good ; since the publick is more concern'd in ...
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A SHORT LIFE OF THE DUKE | 11 |
Loves SLAVERY AND OTHER POEMS page | 27 |
ON FRIENDSHIP page | 65 |
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