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... civil friends by affability , and gaining his wars ; but was almost entirely indiffe- enemies by address and clemency . rent to Henry himself , who was ut- The English , dazzled by the lus - terly incapable of exercising his au- tre of ...
... civil friends by affability , and gaining his wars ; but was almost entirely indiffe- enemies by address and clemency . rent to Henry himself , who was ut- The English , dazzled by the lus - terly incapable of exercising his au- tre of ...
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... civil tyranny is called in church , takes away from the civil to rivet and fix them . We see it in power a part of its strength , and Spain , and many other countries ; shakes the whole constitution . we have formerly both seen and felt ...
... civil tyranny is called in church , takes away from the civil to rivet and fix them . We see it in power a part of its strength , and Spain , and many other countries ; shakes the whole constitution . we have formerly both seen and felt ...
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... Civil Liberty , Annuities , Reversionary Payments , Sermons , & c . Died Feb. 19 , aged 68 . Dr. Thomas Blacklock , Annandale ; poems , Consolations from natural and re- vealed Religion . Died July , aged 70 . Francis Hopkinson ; law ...
... Civil Liberty , Annuities , Reversionary Payments , Sermons , & c . Died Feb. 19 , aged 68 . Dr. Thomas Blacklock , Annandale ; poems , Consolations from natural and re- vealed Religion . Died July , aged 70 . Francis Hopkinson ; law ...
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VOL II | 1 |
The effects of a dissolution of the Fede | 16 |
Necessity of the Union | 23 |
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