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Page 68
... perhaps a con . fequence of the original error , of confounding together the legi flative council , and the council of state . • From the fame fource perhaps fprung another defect . Among the qualifications of the counsellors , they are ...
... perhaps a con . fequence of the original error , of confounding together the legi flative council , and the council of state . • From the fame fource perhaps fprung another defect . Among the qualifications of the counsellors , they are ...
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... perhaps from yoel , idle , barren , unfruitful ) -Hadl ( Welsh ) in a decay , ruinous , or rotten ; Hadlu ( W ) to putrify , to wax rotten , or , to be corrupted ; and Hadledd ( W ) corruption or rottennefs . ' AGOG adj . in a ftate of ...
... perhaps from yoel , idle , barren , unfruitful ) -Hadl ( Welsh ) in a decay , ruinous , or rotten ; Hadlu ( W ) to putrify , to wax rotten , or , to be corrupted ; and Hadledd ( W ) corruption or rottennefs . ' AGOG adj . in a ftate of ...
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... perhaps only contributed to facilitate his political inquiries . He fuggefts , likewife , that the very circumstance of his being a foreigner may of itself be attended , in this cafe , with a degree of advantage . The English themselves ...
... perhaps only contributed to facilitate his political inquiries . He fuggefts , likewife , that the very circumstance of his being a foreigner may of itself be attended , in this cafe , with a degree of advantage . The English themselves ...
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