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...contrivance) that if by the introdudlion and increafe of French fauhions, our religion and government are allb in time to be French (which many worthy patriots and...her minifter was not impeached of high treafon, for advifing and encouraging fo pernicious an attempt againft that Magna Charta of drets, the old Englim...

...contrivance) that if by the introduction and increase of French fashions, our religion and government are also in time to be French (which many worthy patriots and elderly gentlewomen are in dreadful apprehension of) we ought no doubt to throw off all regard to the memory of queen Elizabeth, and to...

...patriots and elderly gentlewomen are in dreadful apprehension of) we ought no doubt to throw of}'all regard to the memory of queen Elizabeth, and to lament that her minister was not impeached of hightreason, for advising and encouraging so pernicious an attempt against...

...time to be French, which many worthy patriots and elderly gentlewomen are in dreadful apprehension of, we ought no doubt to throw off all regard to the...memory of queen Elizabeth, and to lament that her minister was not impeached of hightreason, for advising and encouraging so pernicious an attempt against...

...contrivance) that if by the introduction and increase of French fashions, our religion and government are also in time to be French (which many worthy patriots and elderly gentlewomen are in dreadful apprehension of), we ought no doubt to throw off all regard to the memory of Queen Elizabeth, and to...