Junius: Including Letters by the Same Writer Under Other Signatures (now First Collected) : to which are Added, His Confidential Correspondence with Mr. Wilkes, and His Private Letters Addressed to Mr. H.S. Woodfall : with a Preliminary Essay, Notes, Fac-similes, &c, Volume 1Walker, 1836 |
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... give us a remedy against commitments by the King himself , appearing to be illegal , and yet give us no manner of redress against a commit- ment by our fellow subjects , equally appearing to be unwarranted . But as this is a case ...
... give us a remedy against commitments by the King himself , appearing to be illegal , and yet give us no manner of redress against a commit- ment by our fellow subjects , equally appearing to be unwarranted . But as this is a case ...
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... give up their precedent entirely , or be reduced to the necessity of maintaining one of the gross- est absurdities imaginable , viz , " That a commitment to the Tower is a constituent part of , and contributes half at least to the ...
... give up their precedent entirely , or be reduced to the necessity of maintaining one of the gross- est absurdities imaginable , viz , " That a commitment to the Tower is a constituent part of , and contributes half at least to the ...
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... give judg- ment ; -in matters of returns , and concerning members of our house , or falling out in our view in parliament ; but , for foreign matters , knoweth not now we can judge it . - Know- eth not that we have been used to give ...
... give judg- ment ; -in matters of returns , and concerning members of our house , or falling out in our view in parliament ; but , for foreign matters , knoweth not now we can judge it . - Know- eth not that we have been used to give ...
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... give up the cause , in support of which you have so long and so laboriously tortured your understanding . Take care you do not confess that there is no test by which we can distin- guish , no evidence by which we can determine , —what ...
... give up the cause , in support of which you have so long and so laboriously tortured your understanding . Take care you do not confess that there is no test by which we can distin- guish , no evidence by which we can determine , —what ...
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... give to the anonymous lies of Mr. Wilkes . You make frequent use of the word Gentleman ; I only call myself a Man , and desire no other distinction : if you are either , you are bound to make good your charges , or to confess that you ...
... give to the anonymous lies of Mr. Wilkes . You make frequent use of the word Gentleman ; I only call myself a Man , and desire no other distinction : if you are either , you are bound to make good your charges , or to confess that you ...
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abuse administration answer appear assertion authority bail bailable Bute cause character circumstances committed conduct constitution contempt crown dare declared defend doctrine Duke of Grafton Duke of Portland Earl EDIT election endeavour England fact favour friends gentleman give grant honour Horne House of Commons House of Lords illegal insult judge JUNIUS jury justice king King's Bench kingdom legislature letter liberty Lord Barrington Lord Boutetort Lord Bute Lord Camden Lord Chatham Lord Hillsborough Lord Mansfield Lord Mayor Lord North Lord Rockingham lordship Majesty Majesty's mean measures ment minister ministry nation never noble offence opinion parliament party person political present pretended principles PRINTER privilege proclamation PUBLIC ADVERTISER question reason royal secretary secretary at war shew Sir James Lowther Sir Jeffery Amherst sovereign spirit statute supposed thing thought tion truth virtue warrant whole Wilkes