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A visitation of the seats and arms of the noblemen and gentlemen of Great Britain (1852)

Burke, Bernard, Sir, 1814-1892 · London : Colburn · leaf 10

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troubles; but when we shalllay the ruin of so many tender and innocentrelations, whose dependencies are solely onour lives, and are too numerous to be mademiserable by our deaths, we cannot despair ofbowels of compassion in you. We dare notprescribe rules, but if we may not be thoughtfit to live in… … P o x 5 Wf •1 1=3 t=3 a erfz K a. a; ^ ^ U p—i k o p ■OO SEATS OF GREAT BRITAIN. 3 when it shall be considered that the satisfac-tion of no mans death lies upon us; thatnone of our brothers blood cries for ours ;and withal that we had, on capitulation, theprotection of the sword for our…

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