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Providence favour'd them so much , that they had the finest weather imaginable during the voyage , which held three weeks ; but in two days after they set sail , the ship leak'd in so many places , tho ' they had carpenters aboard ...
Providence favour'd them so much , that they had the finest weather imaginable during the voyage , which held three weeks ; but in two days after they set sail , the ship leak'd in so many places , tho ' they had carpenters aboard ...
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But how is it possible that in a new Law , and of the greatest importance imaginable , and for the quiet settlement of all people's minds for the future , it should be meant of one House only , and yet express'd ambiguously , or rather ...
But how is it possible that in a new Law , and of the greatest importance imaginable , and for the quiet settlement of all people's minds for the future , it should be meant of one House only , and yet express'd ambiguously , or rather ...
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ACCORDINGLY , that Act of CHARLES II , which has revers'd this Bill of Attainder , and in the Preamble recited every thing imaginable in favour of that Earl , yet takes no notice of this clause , which had more discredited the Bill than ...
ACCORDINGLY , that Act of CHARLES II , which has revers'd this Bill of Attainder , and in the Preamble recited every thing imaginable in favour of that Earl , yet takes no notice of this clause , which had more discredited the Bill than ...
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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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