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... Hiftory ( ii . 76 , 80 ) . Motion made as to Militia : how treated , 389. Hyde replied to by Solicitor General . St ... Hiftory , 414 . Object of Notes appended . Clarendon's Hiftory . Its beauties . Its demerits , 415. Its author con ...
... Hiftory ( ii . 76 , 80 ) . Motion made as to Militia : how treated , 389. Hyde replied to by Solicitor General . St ... Hiftory , 414 . Object of Notes appended . Clarendon's Hiftory . Its beauties . Its demerits , 415. Its author con ...
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... hiftory . They are the result of much tedious and painful research into the blotted manuscripts of Sir Simonds D'Ewes , preferved in five bound volumes in Journalby the British Museum , * and entitled , " A Journal D'Ewes in Har- " of ...
... hiftory . They are the result of much tedious and painful research into the blotted manuscripts of Sir Simonds D'Ewes , preferved in five bound volumes in Journalby the British Museum , * and entitled , " A Journal D'Ewes in Har- " of ...
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... Hiftory , and all other bio- graphies and hiftories relating to him , beginning with the very pofitive account in the Second Impreffion of the Athena Oxonienfes ( iii . 176-8 , Edit . 1817 ) , must now be altered , if what I have here ...
... Hiftory , and all other bio- graphies and hiftories relating to him , beginning with the very pofitive account in the Second Impreffion of the Athena Oxonienfes ( iii . 176-8 , Edit . 1817 ) , must now be altered , if what I have here ...
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miffions of inquiry in fhires Old inftitution adapted to | 36 |
Equal power claimed for Commons Proviſion for affembling | 42 |
Freedom outraged but not loft 53 54 Conceffions to force | 54 |
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