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... Same differen- ces having alien between the fenate and the college of the chamber , the fenate had refolved on the establishment of an xtraordinary tribunal to take cognisance f , and to decide , them . Of which the ing being informed ...
... Same differen- ces having alien between the fenate and the college of the chamber , the fenate had refolved on the establishment of an xtraordinary tribunal to take cognisance f , and to decide , them . Of which the ing being informed ...
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... same spirit . It is true , act 1736 forb ds to allow any who come from abroad to preach , till , having been re - examined , they come under the engage . ments required , and fign the formula 1791 . But this act was not pafled according ...
... same spirit . It is true , act 1736 forb ds to allow any who come from abroad to preach , till , having been re - examined , they come under the engage . ments required , and fign the formula 1791 . But this act was not pafled according ...
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... same time heated by the exe which double heat is apt to bring a trid dangerous fevers ? That fo and feamen who must march and la in the fun , fhould , in the Eaft or Indies , have an uniform of white That fummer hats for men or w fhould ...
... same time heated by the exe which double heat is apt to bring a trid dangerous fevers ? That fo and feamen who must march and la in the fun , fhould , in the Eaft or Indies , have an uniform of white That fummer hats for men or w fhould ...
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... Same penalties , did I fay ? nay worse ; for as they are inflicted on us , without offence , we cannot by a difcontinuation of offence , exempt ourselves from these grievances . The Papift , by becoming a Proteftant , can free himself ...
... Same penalties , did I fay ? nay worse ; for as they are inflicted on us , without offence , we cannot by a difcontinuation of offence , exempt ourselves from these grievances . The Papift , by becoming a Proteftant , can free himself ...
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... same place on the oth , and agreed to refolu- tions of the following purport . 1. That the means used to obtain an addrefs were fallacious and arbitrary . 2. That the producing an address to the merchants of London , already prepared ...
... same place on the oth , and agreed to refolu- tions of the following purport . 1. That the means used to obtain an addrefs were fallacious and arbitrary . 2. That the producing an address to the merchants of London , already prepared ...
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