Miscellanea from the Works of John Sheffield, Duke of BuckinghamHaworth Press, 1933 - 120 Seiten |
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... thought the practice of making Bills on purpose to punish , put one subject too much in the power of his fellow - subjects , who , if possess'd of the Ear of too easy and good a King , may confound the Ministers ' enemies with his ...
... thought the practice of making Bills on purpose to punish , put one subject too much in the power of his fellow - subjects , who , if possess'd of the Ear of too easy and good a King , may confound the Ministers ' enemies with his ...
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... thought firmly attach'd . The truth is , it was then , as ' tis too often the custom of the Tories , to take a humour of disobliging their most considerable friends upon the least odd opinion infus'd into ' em , either by some treach ...
... thought firmly attach'd . The truth is , it was then , as ' tis too often the custom of the Tories , to take a humour of disobliging their most considerable friends upon the least odd opinion infus'd into ' em , either by some treach ...
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... thought ; and the whole model laid So right , that ev'ry line may higher rise , Like goodly mountains , till they reach the skies : Such trifles may , perhaps , of late have past , And may be lik'd a while , but never last ; ' Tis ...
... thought ; and the whole model laid So right , that ev'ry line may higher rise , Like goodly mountains , till they reach the skies : Such trifles may , perhaps , of late have past , And may be lik'd a while , but never last ; ' Tis ...
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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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