Miscellanea from the Works of John Sheffield: Earl of Mulgrave, Marquis of Normanby and Duke of BuckinghamHaworth Press, 1933 - 114 Seiten |
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... to bridle a little that arrogant humour of imagining ourselves capable of knowing the greatest matters , when all the while we scarce understand the very smallest . ON VANITY ON VANITY I AM endeavouring on all occasions 73.
... to bridle a little that arrogant humour of imagining ourselves capable of knowing the greatest matters , when all the while we scarce understand the very smallest . ON VANITY ON VANITY I AM endeavouring on all occasions 73.
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... matters of judicatory , is always meant the House of Lords only ; Because the other House has nothing to do with things of that nature , unless to accuse and bring offenders before the Lords to be tried . And as to the King's being ...
... matters of judicatory , is always meant the House of Lords only ; Because the other House has nothing to do with things of that nature , unless to accuse and bring offenders before the Lords to be tried . And as to the King's being ...
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... matters , and therefore it needs no explana- tion : and ' tis the same when we speak of Elections to Parliament , where the House of Commons alone must needs be understood , because there are no Elections into the other House . But how ...
... matters , and therefore it needs no explana- tion : and ' tis the same when we speak of Elections to Parliament , where the House of Commons alone must needs be understood , because there are no Elections into the other House . But how ...
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