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... designs , and their own amazing credulity ? Was ever people more eafily deluded than my coun- Frymen now are , in fuffering , and even promoting , the circulation of notes iffu by perfons whose circumstances , trad and manner of living ...
... designs , and their own amazing credulity ? Was ever people more eafily deluded than my coun- Frymen now are , in fuffering , and even promoting , the circulation of notes iffu by perfons whose circumstances , trad and manner of living ...
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... design of our S. viour in what he faid , was , to point out the vast importance of that religion which he came into the world on purpose to in- troduce and establish among mankind ; its importance , as a most efficacious me thod ...
... design of our S. viour in what he faid , was , to point out the vast importance of that religion which he came into the world on purpose to in- troduce and establish among mankind ; its importance , as a most efficacious me thod ...
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... designs , the inestimable bleting of a legal Proteftant fucceffion to the crown of thefe realms in your royal family ; and will be influenced by a just confidence in your princely wifdom , and paternal concern for your people . We fhall ...
... designs , the inestimable bleting of a legal Proteftant fucceffion to the crown of thefe realms in your royal family ; and will be influenced by a just confidence in your princely wifdom , and paternal concern for your people . We fhall ...
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... designed ; in which cafe they would certainly have fent a rein forcement to their fort at Senegal : but an exclufive patent , or charter , was what he had no right to demand , as he had dif covered no new trade which the nation was ...
... designed ; in which cafe they would certainly have fent a rein forcement to their fort at Senegal : but an exclufive patent , or charter , was what he had no right to demand , as he had dif covered no new trade which the nation was ...
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... design whose exec tien was defireable ; but thinking it i practicable , he declared , that very in portant reafons did not permit him to i termeddle in an affair of that natur that he wished the Proteftants would united in heart , if ...
... design whose exec tien was defireable ; but thinking it i practicable , he declared , that very in portant reafons did not permit him to i termeddle in an affair of that natur that he wished the Proteftants would united in heart , if ...
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