Miscellanea from the Works of John Sheffield, Duke of BuckinghamHaworth Press, 1933 - 120 Seiten |
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... offices , according to the usual custom , to the Favourite disgrac'd , I mean the Earl of OXFORD : And the truth was , that direct gratitude kept the Duke from acting that part , which would have pleased the then Ministers ; because ...
... offices , according to the usual custom , to the Favourite disgrac'd , I mean the Earl of OXFORD : And the truth was , that direct gratitude kept the Duke from acting that part , which would have pleased the then Ministers ; because ...
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... out - do each other in all kinds of good offices , without the least interruption to the very close of their lives , which therefore always end with honour and reputation . ON PHILOSOPHY ON PHILOSOPHY NO body has more veneration than 67.
... out - do each other in all kinds of good offices , without the least interruption to the very close of their lives , which therefore always end with honour and reputation . ON PHILOSOPHY ON PHILOSOPHY NO body has more veneration than 67.
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... office ; by which their persons are not otherwise protected than in the execution of their employments : And the reason why a King's person is made by this Law so very sacred at all times , is because he is always execut- ing his great ...
... office ; by which their persons are not otherwise protected than in the execution of their employments : And the reason why a King's person is made by this Law so very sacred at all times , is because he is always execut- ing his great ...
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A SHORT LIFE OF THE DUKE | 11 |
A CHARACTER OF KING CHARLES II page | 55 |
ON FRIENDSHIP | 65 |
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