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Page 139
... majesty's favour , offer unto you a type or pattern in nature , much resembling this event in your state ; namely , earthquakes , which many of them bring ever much terror and wonder , but no actual hurt ; the earth trembling for a ...
... majesty's favour , offer unto you a type or pattern in nature , much resembling this event in your state ; namely , earthquakes , which many of them bring ever much terror and wonder , but no actual hurt ; the earth trembling for a ...
Page 142
... MAJESTY'S BETTER SERVICE . And therefore my purpose is only to break this matter of the union into certain short articles and questions , and to make a certain kind of anatomy or analysis of the parts and members thereof : not that I am ...
... MAJESTY'S BETTER SERVICE . And therefore my purpose is only to break this matter of the union into certain short articles and questions , and to make a certain kind of anatomy or analysis of the parts and members thereof : not that I am ...
Page 143
... majesty shall have a calendar made of the laws , and a brief of the effect ; and so you may judge of them : and the like or reciproque is to be done by Scotland for such laws as they have concern- ing England and the English nation ...
... majesty shall have a calendar made of the laws , and a brief of the effect ; and so you may judge of them : and the like or reciproque is to be done by Scotland for such laws as they have concern- ing England and the English nation ...
Page 144
... majesty concluded with Spain , in leagues and confedera- cies : for now both nations have the same friends and the same enemies . Yet , notwithstanding , there is none of the six points , wherein the union is perfect and consum- mate ...
... majesty concluded with Spain , in leagues and confedera- cies : for now both nations have the same friends and the same enemies . Yet , notwithstanding , there is none of the six points , wherein the union is perfect and consum- mate ...
Page 145
... majesty's style , where the entire style is recited ; and in all other forms the divided names to remain both of the ... majesty in your style shall denominate yourself king of Britain , France , and Ireland , & c . , and yet ...
... majesty's style , where the entire style is recited ; and in all other forms the divided names to remain both of the ... majesty in your style shall denominate yourself king of Britain , France , and Ireland , & c . , and yet ...
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