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... pleaded by thefe two popular writers is not likely , for very evident reafons , to be taken up by Government , I nowwish , through your indulgence , to call the attention of your numerous readers to the propo- fals of thofe individuals ...
... pleaded by thefe two popular writers is not likely , for very evident reafons , to be taken up by Government , I nowwish , through your indulgence , to call the attention of your numerous readers to the propo- fals of thofe individuals ...
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... pleaded the quid libet audendi poteftas , which allows the hearer infpired to indulge themfelves in flights to which the humble wing of truth attempts not to foar . Mr. Boulton might , had he f . pleafed , have informed the readers of ...
... pleaded the quid libet audendi poteftas , which allows the hearer infpired to indulge themfelves in flights to which the humble wing of truth attempts not to foar . Mr. Boulton might , had he f . pleafed , have informed the readers of ...
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... pleading in that court , formed a plan of aflòcia- tion , and agreed to dwell in contiguous houles , and enjoy a community of board . In 1568 Dr. Howic , dean of the Arches and mafter of Trinity - hall , Cambridge , procured from the ...
... pleading in that court , formed a plan of aflòcia- tion , and agreed to dwell in contiguous houles , and enjoy a community of board . In 1568 Dr. Howic , dean of the Arches and mafter of Trinity - hall , Cambridge , procured from the ...
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... plead Religion's cause , Will his remember'd virtues claim Their high and just applaufe . Oh I may his final hour be pafs'd Like this Autumnal day ! His fetting Sun go down as clear , As mild its pasting ray ! Mr. URBAN , W. B. Aug. 3 ...
... plead Religion's cause , Will his remember'd virtues claim Their high and just applaufe . Oh I may his final hour be pafs'd Like this Autumnal day ! His fetting Sun go down as clear , As mild its pasting ray ! Mr. URBAN , W. B. Aug. 3 ...
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... plead his own caufe . It is propofed , by the writer of the following pages , to meet the queftion concerning the aboli- tion of the flave - trade , not only on the ufual grounds of national policy and a jutt regard to the rights of ...
... plead his own caufe . It is propofed , by the writer of the following pages , to meet the queftion concerning the aboli- tion of the flave - trade , not only on the ufual grounds of national policy and a jutt regard to the rights of ...
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