The Pamphleteer, 14. köideAbraham John Valpy A.J. Valpy, 1819 |
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Abraham John Valpy. E The University of Chicago Libraries ares Vita catSci Exco entia latur RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED то BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT . VOL .
Abraham John Valpy. E The University of Chicago Libraries ares Vita catSci Exco entia latur RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED то BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT . VOL .
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Abraham John Valpy. RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED то BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT . VOL . XIV . TO BE CONTINUED OCCASIONALLY , AT AN AVERAGE OF FOUR NUMBERS ANNUALLY . Omnes pensantur eâdem Scriptores trutinâ . HOR . Epist . F London : Printed by ...
Abraham John Valpy. RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED то BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT . VOL . XIV . TO BE CONTINUED OCCASIONALLY , AT AN AVERAGE OF FOUR NUMBERS ANNUALLY . Omnes pensantur eâdem Scriptores trutinâ . HOR . Epist . F London : Printed by ...
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... parliament in any way be so clearly and openly evinced , as in thus determinately opposing a measure which would enrich themselves , and which might be com- plied with without exposing them to the charge of being actuated by sinister ...
... parliament in any way be so clearly and openly evinced , as in thus determinately opposing a measure which would enrich themselves , and which might be com- plied with without exposing them to the charge of being actuated by sinister ...
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... parliament . They complain that they have been prejudged ; that their statements have not been heard ; that they are dismissed without an opportunity of establishing their claims . These are fine themes for declamation - the very cream ...
... parliament . They complain that they have been prejudged ; that their statements have not been heard ; that they are dismissed without an opportunity of establishing their claims . These are fine themes for declamation - the very cream ...
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