The Life of the First Earl of Shaftesbury: From Original Documents in the Possession of the Family, Band 1R. Bentley, 1836 |
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... answers to them . These letters have never yet been printed , and therefore the reader may be pleased to see them : † they carry in them a full conviction that Lord Shaftesbury * “ Il voulut qu'il s'applicât plutôt à l'étude des choses ...
... answers to them . These letters have never yet been printed , and therefore the reader may be pleased to see them : † they carry in them a full conviction that Lord Shaftesbury * “ Il voulut qu'il s'applicât plutôt à l'étude des choses ...
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... answer , or to take any notice of them , though several occasional discourses were written by him , or by his direction . They never even moved him to resentment ; for where the au- thors had any real worth , he readily showed his sense ...
... answer , or to take any notice of them , though several occasional discourses were written by him , or by his direction . They never even moved him to resentment ; for where the au- thors had any real worth , he readily showed his sense ...
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... answer to himself , by what he says in the same sentence , " that Lord Shaftesbury was to the last much trusted by all the discontented party . " I have some hopes that by the following sheets he will appear to have acted very consist ...
... answer to himself , by what he says in the same sentence , " that Lord Shaftesbury was to the last much trusted by all the discontented party . " I have some hopes that by the following sheets he will appear to have acted very consist ...
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... answer to this , which was delivered by their speaker ; but , upon their proceeding to a remonstrance relating to the Duke of Bucking- ham , and concerning tonnage and poundage taken by the king , since the death of his father , with ...
... answer to this , which was delivered by their speaker ; but , upon their proceeding to a remonstrance relating to the Duke of Bucking- ham , and concerning tonnage and poundage taken by the king , since the death of his father , with ...
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... answer , that " his resolution was to hear no mo- tion to that purpose , but he would dissolve the parliament : " and when they desired him to per- mit the parliament to sit but two days longer , he answered , in a peremptory manner ...
... answer , that " his resolution was to hear no mo- tion to that purpose , but he would dissolve the parliament : " and when they desired him to per- mit the parliament to sit but two days longer , he answered , in a peremptory manner ...
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