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and Resumptions. Showing how our ancestors
have proceeded with such minsters as
have procured to themselves grants of the
crown-revenue; and that the forfeited estates
ought to be applied towards the payment of
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Anleitung zu der gantzen Civil Baukunst: . . .
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115. Defoe, D., [anon.] The Two Great Questions
Consider’d. I. What the French King will
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de deux grandes questions: la première,
ce que le roi de France fera au sujet de la
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119. D i s t i c h a Catonis: S. 184. 297.
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121. Dryden, J. — 1. The comedies, tragedies,
and operas . . . Now first collected together,
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Canterbury, in which there is a particular
relation of many remarkable passages in
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125. Edwards, J. — 1. Some Thoughts Concerning
the Several Causes and Occasions of
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some brief Reflections on Socinianism: And
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S. 284. — 2. The Eternal and Intrinsick Reasons
of Good and Evil: A sermon preach’d
at the Commencement at Cambridge, on
Sunday the 2d Day of July, 1699. Cambridge
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126. Eggeling, J. H. — 1. . . . Exercitatio Quarta,
quae est: De Wicbiletho. Bremae 1700: S. 158.
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