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Page 137
... honour , submission , and subjection of other men's minds , wills , or affections , although these things may be desired for other ends , seem- eth to be a thing in itself without contemplation of consequence , grateful and agreeable to ...
... honour , submission , and subjection of other men's minds , wills , or affections , although these things may be desired for other ends , seem- eth to be a thing in itself without contemplation of consequence , grateful and agreeable to ...
Page 145
... honour satisfied . And again , your proclama- tion altereth no law , and so the scruple of a tacit or implied alteration of laws likewise satisfied . But then it may be considered , whether it were not a form of the greatest honour , if ...
... honour satisfied . And again , your proclama- tion altereth no law , and so the scruple of a tacit or implied alteration of laws likewise satisfied . But then it may be considered , whether it were not a form of the greatest honour , if ...
Page 146
... honour and ceremony in both the parliaments , as the lord steward with us , & c . , may be satisfied , and duplicity accommo- dated ? For the councils of estate , while the kingdoms stand divided , it should seem necessary to continue ...
... honour and ceremony in both the parliaments , as the lord steward with us , & c . , may be satisfied , and duplicity accommo- dated ? For the councils of estate , while the kingdoms stand divided , it should seem necessary to continue ...
Page 150
... honour of the estate . For , Mr. Speaker , as it was aptly and sharply said by Alexander to Parmenio , when , upon their recital of the great offers which Darius made , Parmenio said unto him , " I would accept these offers , were I as ...
... honour of the estate . For , Mr. Speaker , as it was aptly and sharply said by Alexander to Parmenio , when , upon their recital of the great offers which Darius made , Parmenio said unto him , " I would accept these offers , were I as ...
Page 153
... honour of our ancestors , or to enlarge the pa- trimony of our posterity , we would never in this manner forget considerations of amplitude and greatness , and fall at variance about profit and reckonings ; fitter a great deal for ...
... honour of our ancestors , or to enlarge the pa- trimony of our posterity , we would never in this manner forget considerations of amplitude and greatness , and fall at variance about profit and reckonings ; fitter a great deal for ...
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