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... who was fallen on his knees the first moment : with this his Governor seldom fail'd to be reproached , when he was over - strict in his advices and corrections , which were probably of very little weight with him for the future .
... who was fallen on his knees the first moment : with this his Governor seldom fail'd to be reproached , when he was over - strict in his advices and corrections , which were probably of very little weight with him for the future .
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... Parliament ( according to the other ) that determination shall be a new settlement of the Law for the future ; and that crime must be judg'd treason in Westminster - hall for ever after , by force of this statute of EDWARD the Third ...
... Parliament ( according to the other ) that determination shall be a new settlement of the Law for the future ; and that crime must be judg'd treason in Westminster - hall for ever after , by force of this statute of EDWARD the Third ...
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... understand this Proviso last recited as a reflection on the Bill itself ; and as if his case was so very hard even in the opinion of the Parliament itself , that it was ordered by this clause to be no precedent for the future .
... understand this Proviso last recited as a reflection on the Bill itself ; and as if his case was so very hard even in the opinion of the Parliament itself , that it was ordered by this clause to be no precedent for the future .
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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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