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... shall pledge himself to abide by Mr. Fox's decition ; which , by the very nature of the cafe , must be confidered as flowing from the beft authority ; and we declare that , be it what it may , we will fubmit to it without farther appeal ...
... shall pledge himself to abide by Mr. Fox's decition ; which , by the very nature of the cafe , must be confidered as flowing from the beft authority ; and we declare that , be it what it may , we will fubmit to it without farther appeal ...
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... shall and may be lawful for papifts or perfons profefling the Popish or Roman Ca- tholic religion to hold , exercife and enjoy all civil and military offices and places of truft or profit under his Majefty , his heirs and fucceffors in ...
... shall and may be lawful for papifts or perfons profefling the Popish or Roman Ca- tholic religion to hold , exercife and enjoy all civil and military offices and places of truft or profit under his Majefty , his heirs and fucceffors in ...
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... Shall make the old wives wonder ; Hard words , grimace , and noife , Shall feare the girls , and boys , I'll rage without countroul . ' The Chief Prelate , a fong written against a man whom the author calls an impudent impoftor , is ...
... Shall make the old wives wonder ; Hard words , grimace , and noife , Shall feare the girls , and boys , I'll rage without countroul . ' The Chief Prelate , a fong written against a man whom the author calls an impudent impoftor , is ...
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