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Page 150
... society , and to expresse his most gracious acceptance of their humble duty and affection towards him , was pleased to demand the booke of admittances to be brought to him , and , with his owne hand , entred his royall name therein ...
... society , and to expresse his most gracious acceptance of their humble duty and affection towards him , was pleased to demand the booke of admittances to be brought to him , and , with his owne hand , entred his royall name therein ...
Page 208
... Society . It is not therefore always easy to find the means of setting the public right , when we are sure its credulity is abused . Where few are dis posed to listen , small is the encouragement to speak . ' This is true : an apologist ...
... Society . It is not therefore always easy to find the means of setting the public right , when we are sure its credulity is abused . Where few are dis posed to listen , small is the encouragement to speak . ' This is true : an apologist ...
Page 274
... Society endeavours to point out what good may be done , and how ; and to supply details on I every , every subject respecting the Poor . The Society congratulates itself 274 Reports of the Society for the Poor , Vol . II .
... Society endeavours to point out what good may be done , and how ; and to supply details on I every , every subject respecting the Poor . The Society congratulates itself 274 Reports of the Society for the Poor , Vol . II .
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