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... a scheme laid to get him out ; tho ' there could be no good reason for it , but because he did not heartily join in speaking ill and doing ill offices , according to the usual custom , to the Favourite disgrac'd , I mean the Earl of ...
... a scheme laid to get him out ; tho ' there could be no good reason for it , but because he did not heartily join in speaking ill and doing ill offices , according to the usual custom , to the Favourite disgrac'd , I mean the Earl of ...
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TO begin then according to custom with his Religion , which since his death hath made so much noise in the world ; I yet dare confidently affirm it to be only that which is vulgarly ( tho ' unjustly ) counted none at all , I mean Deism ...
TO begin then according to custom with his Religion , which since his death hath made so much noise in the world ; I yet dare confidently affirm it to be only that which is vulgarly ( tho ' unjustly ) counted none at all , I mean Deism ...
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... late years since the Earl of STRAFFORD'S business ; and they who maintain them , have yet agreed in this ; that by that clause of King EDWARD , whatever case shall be determin'd either in the Lords house ( according to one opinion ) ...
... late years since the Earl of STRAFFORD'S business ; and they who maintain them , have yet agreed in this ; that by that clause of King EDWARD , whatever case shall be determin'd either in the Lords house ( according to one opinion ) ...
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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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