The Craftsman, Volume 12R. Francelin, 1737 |
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... whilft They daily forfeit that Character by their Acti- ons . The Bulk of both Parties are really united ; united on Principles of Liberty , in Oppofition to an obfcure Remnant of one Party , who difown thofe Principles , and a ...
... whilft They daily forfeit that Character by their Acti- ons . The Bulk of both Parties are really united ; united on Principles of Liberty , in Oppofition to an obfcure Remnant of one Party , who difown thofe Principles , and a ...
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... whilft they are employ'd on the most important Subject , and publifh'd at the most important Crifis . I fhall there- fore execute my Defign with Sincerity and Impartia- lity . I fhall certainly not flatter ; and I do not mean to offend ...
... whilft they are employ'd on the most important Subject , and publifh'd at the most important Crifis . I fhall there- fore execute my Defign with Sincerity and Impartia- lity . I fhall certainly not flatter ; and I do not mean to offend ...
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... whilft the Government of Elizabeth lafled . But This I fay ; that the Principles , by which King James and King Charles the ift go- vern'd , and the Exceffes of Hierarchical and Monarchi- cal Power , exercised in Confequence of them ...
... whilft the Government of Elizabeth lafled . But This I fay ; that the Principles , by which King James and King Charles the ift go- vern'd , and the Exceffes of Hierarchical and Monarchi- cal Power , exercised in Confequence of them ...
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... whilft the Diffenters were encouraged to unite and hold out ; whilft They were flatter'd with an high Opinion of their own Strength , and the King's Favour ; and whilft fome leading Men amongst Them , who thought it better to be at the ...
... whilft the Diffenters were encouraged to unite and hold out ; whilft They were flatter'd with an high Opinion of their own Strength , and the King's Favour ; and whilft fome leading Men amongst Them , who thought it better to be at the ...
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... , and honest Englishmen . Whilft They were in Place , our Laws , our Religion , and cur Liberties were in Safety . When VOL . XII . с They They were removed , England felt the ill Effects of N ° 384. The CRAFTSMAN . 25.
... , and honest Englishmen . Whilft They were in Place , our Laws , our Religion , and cur Liberties were in Safety . When VOL . XII . с They They were removed , England felt the ill Effects of N ° 384. The CRAFTSMAN . 25.
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