Critical, Historical, and Miscellaneous Essays, المجلد 6Mason, 1876 |
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... given . They then demanded some- thing more . Lord Bute's brother , Mr. Mackenzie , held a lucrative office in Scotland . Mr. Mackenzie must be dismissed . The King replied that the office had been given under very peculiar ...
... given . They then demanded some- thing more . Lord Bute's brother , Mr. Mackenzie , held a lucrative office in Scotland . Mr. Mackenzie must be dismissed . The King replied that the office had been given under very peculiar ...
الصفحة 314
... given , it is occasionally abused ; that magistrates , not having the fear of the Court of King's Bench before their eyes , will sometimes be guilty of injustice and tyranny , that even parents will sometimes starve , tor- ture , murder ...
... given , it is occasionally abused ; that magistrates , not having the fear of the Court of King's Bench before their eyes , will sometimes be guilty of injustice and tyranny , that even parents will sometimes starve , tor- ture , murder ...
الصفحة 428
... given ; and every thing was given in vain . Distrust and hatred were not to be thus eradicated from the minds of men who thought that they were not receiving favours but extorting rights ; and that , if they deserved blame , it was not ...
... given ; and every thing was given in vain . Distrust and hatred were not to be thus eradicated from the minds of men who thought that they were not receiving favours but extorting rights ; and that , if they deserved blame , it was not ...
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FRANCIS ATTERPURY | 123 |
Encyclopædia Britannica | 132 |
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