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... common law of the borough . No man might bring his neighbour to an oath of purgation , unlefs he had judici.ily commenced a profecution against him . If any fued a burges for debt and the defendant acknowledged it , the borough reeve ...
... common law of the borough . No man might bring his neighbour to an oath of purgation , unlefs he had judici.ily commenced a profecution against him . If any fued a burges for debt and the defendant acknowledged it , the borough reeve ...
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... common or doubtful ; the pronunciation pointed out , and affifted by a new method of placing the accent , and by notes on the founds of the letters , where it was judged neceffary ; the diffe- rent fpellings preferved and diftinguifhed ...
... common or doubtful ; the pronunciation pointed out , and affifted by a new method of placing the accent , and by notes on the founds of the letters , where it was judged neceffary ; the diffe- rent fpellings preferved and diftinguifhed ...
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... Common Senfe of all Chriftian People , more particularly the Members of the Church of England , with regard to an important Point of Faith and Practice , impofed upon their Confciences by Church Authority . By a Country Clergy- man ...
... Common Senfe of all Chriftian People , more particularly the Members of the Church of England , with regard to an important Point of Faith and Practice , impofed upon their Confciences by Church Authority . By a Country Clergy- man ...
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