 | Abel Boyer - 1712 - 528 pages
...againft them j and that they have firm Confidence in Her Majefty's fo renowned Equity, that (he will not do any thing in prejudice of the faid Treaty, nor permit any to be done to it f but rather that fhe will be pleafed to fee that they may have the intife Effeft of it, and take oft... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1883 - 508 pages
...confidence in her Majesty's so renowned equity, that she will not do anything in prejudice of the said Treaty, nor permit any to be done to it ; but rather that she will be pleased to see that they may have the entire effect of it, and take off all uneasiness... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1883 - 508 pages
...confidence in her Majesty's so renowned equity, that she will not do anything in prejudice of the said Treaty, nor permit any to be done to it ; but rather that she will be pleased to see that they may have the entire effect of it, and take off all uneasiness... | |
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... apparent necessity. That they hope by this positive declaration, to have the happiness to remove all those suspicions which may wrongfully have been conceived against them ; and that they have firm confidence in her Majesty's so renowned equity, that... 