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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... Understanding , his own Writings , join'd with the opinion of the best Judges ( which appear together in this Edition ) will be a sufficient Testimony of it ; tho ' , as these were compos'd meerly for Amusement , and sometimes even with ...
... Understanding , his own Writings , join'd with the opinion of the best Judges ( which appear together in this Edition ) will be a sufficient Testimony of it ; tho ' , as these were compos'd meerly for Amusement , and sometimes even with ...
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... Understanding , his own Writings , join'd with the opinion of the best Judges ( which appear together in this Edition ) will be a sufficient Testimony of it ; tho ' , as these were compos'd meerly for Amusement , and sometimes even with ...
... Understanding , his own Writings , join'd with the opinion of the best Judges ( which appear together in this Edition ) will be a sufficient Testimony of it ; tho ' , as these were compos'd meerly for Amusement , and sometimes even with ...
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... understand it , which is this ; That if a poor man ( just cautious enough to avoid all the Treasons in this Act , and yet perhaps not so prudent as he should be ) falls into some unusual fault , he shall bear the heaviest of punishments ...
... understand it , which is this ; That if a poor man ( just cautious enough to avoid all the Treasons in this Act , and yet perhaps not so prudent as he should be ) falls into some unusual fault , he shall bear the heaviest of punishments ...
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