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... Prince Edward , the eldest son of King Henry the Sixth , car- ries his encomium of our laws and conftitu- tion to the very highest poffible hyperbole + : Rejoice , therefore , my good Prince , that 66 * De Laud . Leg . Ang . c . xxxvii ...
... Prince Edward , the eldest son of King Henry the Sixth , car- ries his encomium of our laws and conftitu- tion to the very highest poffible hyperbole + : Rejoice , therefore , my good Prince , that 66 * De Laud . Leg . Ang . c . xxxvii ...
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... prince , or natural fucceffors , ( as many times I have heard the word used ) if it be understood of one , that is born within the fame realm , or country , and fo of our own natural blood , it hath fome fenfe , though he may be both ...
... prince , or natural fucceffors , ( as many times I have heard the word used ) if it be understood of one , that is born within the fame realm , or country , and fo of our own natural blood , it hath fome fenfe , though he may be both ...
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... prince had his particu- government or intereft to fucceed by infti- tution of nature , it is ridiculous , for that nature giveth it not , as hath been declared , but the particular conftitution of every common- wealth within itself ...
... prince had his particu- government or intereft to fucceed by infti- tution of nature , it is ridiculous , for that nature giveth it not , as hath been declared , but the particular conftitution of every common- wealth within itself ...
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... prince , and re- quired that public affairs fhould be fettled . by affemblies of the chief men of the nation . The privileges of the people were afterwards enlarged by the alterations , which the wife and virtuous Alfred introduced ...
... prince , and re- quired that public affairs fhould be fettled . by affemblies of the chief men of the nation . The privileges of the people were afterwards enlarged by the alterations , which the wife and virtuous Alfred introduced ...
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... prince , who loves and fears religion , is a lion , who stoops to the hand , that ftrokes , or to the voice that appeases him . He who fears and hates religion , is like the favage beast , that growls and bites the chain , which ...
... prince , who loves and fears religion , is a lion , who stoops to the hand , that ftrokes , or to the voice that appeases him . He who fears and hates religion , is like the favage beast , that growls and bites the chain , which ...
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