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... Lord Townshend 81 Character of Mr. Pope 82 Character of Lord Bolingbroke 83 Character of Mr. Pulteney Page . Sect . 105 Speech of Mr. Pitt , in reply to Mr. Gren- ville Robertson . 144 106 Speech of Lord Mansfield , on the Bill Ibid ...
... Lord Townshend 81 Character of Mr. Pope 82 Character of Lord Bolingbroke 83 Character of Mr. Pulteney Page . Sect . 105 Speech of Mr. Pitt , in reply to Mr. Gren- ville Robertson . 144 106 Speech of Lord Mansfield , on the Bill Ibid ...
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... lord , I great person whose opinion concern- end like a preacher : this is sermo ed him most . ad clerum , not ad populum . Believe Yet , my lord , this epistle was a piece me , with infinite obligation and sin- not written in haste ...
... lord , I great person whose opinion concern- end like a preacher : this is sermo ed him most . ad clerum , not ad populum . Believe Yet , my lord , this epistle was a piece me , with infinite obligation and sin- not written in haste ...
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thy lord ) of all Pope's works as so same ? nay , has he not done it before many libels , affirm that he has no your lordship , in the same kind of invention but in defamation , and language , and almost the same charge him with selling ...
thy lord ) of all Pope's works as so same ? nay , has he not done it before many libels , affirm that he has no your lordship , in the same kind of invention but in defamation , and language , and almost the same charge him with selling ...
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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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