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be of real use ; but , to the mass of mankind , it can be but little other ughter , ve
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Ancient us of VIII . , history may , with a few learned and deepthinking persons ,
be of real use ; but , to the mass of mankind , it can be but little other ughter , ve
been than romance . of their puld the regency en , comully be to r writing , a it is
cal ...
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To these facts add the following ; that the Prince of Orange was not invited to
England by any meeting or assemblage of the people , nor by any person or
body of persons chosen by the people for that purpose , or for the inaking of laws
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To these facts add the following ; that the Prince of Orange was not invited to
England by any meeting or assemblage of the people , nor by any person or
body of persons chosen by the people for that purpose , or for the inaking of laws
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... and that laws were immediately passed for disarming suspected persons , and
for enabling the new government to put into prison whomsoever it suspected of
designs hostile to it . Add these facts to the former , and then nothing further need
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... and that laws were immediately passed for disarming suspected persons , and
for enabling the new government to put into prison whomsoever it suspected of
designs hostile to it . Add these facts to the former , and then nothing further need
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... and Our right trusty and well - beloved Councillor Edward Lord Ellenborough ,
Our Chief Justice , to hold Pleas before Ourself , to inquire into the truth of the
same , and to examine upon oath such Persons as they shall see fit , touching
and ...
... and Our right trusty and well - beloved Councillor Edward Lord Ellenborough ,
Our Chief Justice , to hold Pleas before Ourself , to inquire into the truth of the
same , and to examine upon oath such Persons as they shall see fit , touching
and ...
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rations , touching the conduct of her royal highness the r Princess of Wales , an
abstract of which had been laid before ¡° your majesty , and to examine upon oath
such persons as we " should see fit , touching and concerning the same , and to ...
rations , touching the conduct of her royal highness the r Princess of Wales , an
abstract of which had been laid before ¡° your majesty , and to examine upon oath
such persons as we " should see fit , touching and concerning the same , and to ...
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