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... friends of reformation . It was not unreasonably expected that the weight of government would now be thrown into their fcale , as the first minister in England , and the first minister in Ireland * , had been among the moft eager and ...
... friends of reformation . It was not unreasonably expected that the weight of government would now be thrown into their fcale , as the first minister in England , and the first minister in Ireland * , had been among the moft eager and ...
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... friend to a re- " form in parliament , but that he muft beg leave to fay , that he had been fo on grounds very dif ... friends of reform , were defirous " to remedy . " But the cause of reform received about this time a more fatal blow ...
... friend to a re- " form in parliament , but that he muft beg leave to fay , that he had been fo on grounds very dif ... friends of reform , were defirous " to remedy . " But the cause of reform received about this time a more fatal blow ...
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... friendship which was growing up between Spain and the Porte . M. de Boligny was accordingly fent minifter from the court of Madrid to Conftantinople , towards the clofe of the year 1784 , where he was received and treated with peculiar ...
... friendship which was growing up between Spain and the Porte . M. de Boligny was accordingly fent minifter from the court of Madrid to Conftantinople , towards the clofe of the year 1784 , where he was received and treated with peculiar ...
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... friends as to the means which he had ufed for preferving health , and prolonging life to fo extraordi- nary a period , he obferved , that by being old when he was young , he found himself now young when he was old ; that he had led a ...
... friends as to the means which he had ufed for preferving health , and prolonging life to fo extraordi- nary a period , he obferved , that by being old when he was young , he found himself now young when he was old ; that he had led a ...
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... friendship grown up with Spain , and the new alliances concluded with that king- dom and France , are likely for fome time to infure eafe and fecu- rity to the government of Portugal . The political wifdom of drawing the ties ftill ...
... friendship grown up with Spain , and the new alliances concluded with that king- dom and France , are likely for fome time to infure eafe and fecu- rity to the government of Portugal . The political wifdom of drawing the ties ftill ...
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