Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Nide 35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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Sivu 95
... resolution to perfecute the amiable virtues of his Royal Máfter ; with braving him in his very bed- chamber ; harraffing and perplexing his fer- vants , from difguft , caprice , ambition , or fome fuch motive . And , laftly , to com ...
... resolution to perfecute the amiable virtues of his Royal Máfter ; with braving him in his very bed- chamber ; harraffing and perplexing his fer- vants , from difguft , caprice , ambition , or fome fuch motive . And , laftly , to com ...
Sivu 296
... resolved to kill their King . . The blow being given , the affa ffins who were the first of the monarchy , might make themselves masters of it ; for , in the first mo- ments that follow a fudden and unexpected action , it is easy to ...
... resolved to kill their King . . The blow being given , the affa ffins who were the first of the monarchy , might make themselves masters of it ; for , in the first mo- ments that follow a fudden and unexpected action , it is easy to ...
Sivu 367
... resolution , declared , that privi- lege of Parliament does not extend to the cafe of a libel . When a man is charged with a libel , by an arbitrary information ex officio , he mult cry out , like a Roman of old , Provoco ad Populum ; I ...
... resolution , declared , that privi- lege of Parliament does not extend to the cafe of a libel . When a man is charged with a libel , by an arbitrary information ex officio , he mult cry out , like a Roman of old , Provoco ad Populum ; I ...
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