The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen5G. Bell, 1882 |
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... House of Commons to a gentleman without doors , relating to the Bill of Peerage lately brought into the House of Lords ; together with two Speeches , for and against the Bill , supposed to be spoke in the House of Commons . Printed for ...
... House of Commons to a gentleman without doors , relating to the Bill of Peerage lately brought into the House of Lords ; together with two Speeches , for and against the Bill , supposed to be spoke in the House of Commons . Printed for ...
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... House of Commons will be this , That it will fill that House with men of the largest fortunes and the greatest abilities ; for we may well suppose that such men will set themselves forward to be elected into such a seat , when it is the ...
... House of Commons will be this , That it will fill that House with men of the largest fortunes and the greatest abilities ; for we may well suppose that such men will set themselves forward to be elected into such a seat , when it is the ...
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... House of Commons , to which every member of that House has always pretended , except the present author . The Plebeian in the next paragraph makes use of a very sure and wise method of confounding his antagonist , by put- ting his own ...
... House of Commons , to which every member of that House has always pretended , except the present author . The Plebeian in the next paragraph makes use of a very sure and wise method of confounding his antagonist , by put- ting his own ...
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Absurdity of admitting a spirit of Party into public | 34 |
The usual Treatment of such Men as make them | 40 |
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