 | Abel Boyer - 1710 - 668 sivua
...J,u(iice ; ' ^ut t^lat there are< infuperable Difficulties, with re' fpeft to the Ancient and tundasnental Laws, of the ' Government of our People ; which, we fear,, do. not ' permit fo fevere and rigorous a Sentence to be given, ' as your Imperial Majefty firft at feem'd to expeft... | |
 | John Bancks - 1740 - 380 sivua
...Criminals, nor to fcreen them from Juftice ;- but that there are infuperable Difficulties, with refpect to the antient and fundamental Laws of the Government of our People, which, we fear, do not permit fo fevere and rigorous a Sentence to be given, as your Imperial Ma- ' jefty at firft feemed to expect... | |
 | SEVERAL HANDS - 1758 - 668 sivua
..." There are," fays fhe, in one of her difpatches to him, *' infuperable difficulties with refpe£t to the antient and " fundamental laws of the government of our people, which " we fear do not permit fo fevere and rigorous a lenience to " be given, as your Imperial Majefty at firft feemed to expect... | |
 | Charles baron Whitworth - 1758 - 82 sivua
...Joftice//o/V. [a] Hid, p. 67. Fiji Motley's Lift of Peter I. Vol. II, p. 57, ' ft tefpvft to the ancient and fundamental Laws of ** the Government of our People, which we fear do "" not permit fo fevere and rigorous a Sentence to be " given, as your Imperial Majefty at firft feemed •*' to... | |
 | Robert Dodsley - 1761 - 378 sivua
...lift »/ ^eterl. Vol. U. &#.'•, • [a] Iti'J. p. 67. M 4 ' « refpefit *' refped to the ancient and fundamental Laws of *' the Government of our People, which we fear do «* not permit fo fevere and rigorous a Sentence to be « given, as your Imperial Majefty at firft feemed " td expeft... | |
 | Robert Dodsley - 1761 - 380 sivua
...'life of Ptter I. Vol. II. p. 57. [a] Ibid. p. 67. M 4 " i68 AD VERTISEMEN T. " refpect to the ancient and fundamental Laws of " the Government of our People, which we fear do *' not permit to fevere and rigorous a Sentence to be i' given, as your Imperial Majefty at firft feemed " to expect... | |
 | 1762 - 664 sivua
...flfe, (i) in one of her difpatches to him, " infuperable " difficulties with refpeft to the « ancient and fundamental laws " of the government of our " people, which we fear do not " permit fo fevere and rigorous " a fentence to be given, as your "imperial majefty at firftfeera" ed to expeft... | |
 | 1762 - 570 sivua
...fhe, (i) in one of her difpatches to him, " infuperable " difficulties with refpeft to the " ancient and fundamental laws " of the government of our "people, which we fear do not " permit fo fevere and rigorous " a fentence to be given, as your " imperial majefty at firft feem" ed to expert... | |
 | Voltaire - 1763 - 288 sivua
...are, fays fhe, in one of her tlifpatches to him, infuperable difficulties, with refpect to the ancient and fundamental laws of the government of our people ; which we fear do not permit f' fevejre and rigorous a fentence to be given, as yeur imperial rmj'ifly at fi ft feemed to expect... | |
 | James Burgh - 1775 - 540 sivua
...by law. There are fays fhe, in one of her difpatches to him, infuperable difficulties with refpect to the antient and fundamental laws of the government of our people, which, we fear, do not permit fo fevere and rigorous a fentence to be given as your imperial majefty at firft feemed to expect in... | |
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There are, says she, in one of her dispatches to him, insuperable difficulties, with respect to the ancient and fundamental laws of the government of our people ; which we fear do not permit sO severe and rigorous a sentence to be given, as your imperial... 
