The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen5G. Bell, 1882 |
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... Advantages of the Spanish Trade obtained by His present Majesty 42. Advantages of our Commerce in the Netherlands ob ... Advantage of Wit and Humour under proper Regulations . 64 46. His Majesty's Birth - day 67 47. Conversion of the ...
... Advantages of the Spanish Trade obtained by His present Majesty 42. Advantages of our Commerce in the Netherlands ob ... Advantage of Wit and Humour under proper Regulations . 64 46. His Majesty's Birth - day 67 47. Conversion of the ...
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... advantage is , that the French , by the treaty made with his present Majesty , are to pay the same duties at the dry ports , through which they pass by land - carriage , as we pay upon importation or exportation by sea ; which was not ...
... advantage is , that the French , by the treaty made with his present Majesty , are to pay the same duties at the dry ports , through which they pass by land - carriage , as we pay upon importation or exportation by sea ; which was not ...
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... advantage that the number of their body cannot be increased , is at present the most valuable privilege of the Commons , and the only thing that makes them consider- able . The Lords are possessed of many great privileges that they will ...
... advantage that the number of their body cannot be increased , is at present the most valuable privilege of the Commons , and the only thing that makes them consider- able . The Lords are possessed of many great privileges that they will ...
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VOL | 3 |
Absurdity of admitting a spirit of Party into public | 34 |
The usual Treatment of such Men as make them | 40 |
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