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Unlimited confidence not to be placed in the best of princes : a sermon preached at Hinckley in Leicestershire, November the 5th. 1760. on occasion of the sudden and much lamented death of His late most excellent Majesty King George the Second ; ... By Nathaniel White

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  • "Unlimited confidence not to be placed in the best of princes A sermon preached at Hinckley in Leicestershire, November the 5th. 1760. on occasion of the sudden and much lamented death of His late most excellent Majesty King George the Second; ... By Nathaniel White"
  • "Unlimited confidence not to be placed in the best of princes : a sermon preached at Hinckley in Leicestershire, November the 5th. 1760. on occasion of the sudden and much lamented death of His late most excellent Majesty King George the Second ; ... By Nathaniel White"@en
  • "Unlimited confidence not to be placed in the best of princes a sermon preached at Hinckley in Leicestershire, November the 5th. 1760. on occasion of the sudden and much lamented death of His late most excellent Majesty King George the Second; ... By Nathaniel White"
  • "Unlimited confidence not to be placed in the best of princes. a sermon preached at Hinckley in Leicestershire, November the 5th. 1760. on occasion of the sudden and much lamented death of His late most excellent Majesty King George the Second ; ... By Nathaniel White"@en
  • "Unlimited confidence not to be placed in the best of princes a sermon preached at Hinckley in Leicestershire, November the 5th. 1760. on occasion of the sudden and much lamented death of His late most excellent Majesty King George the Second ; ... By Nathaniel White"
  • "Unlimited confidence not to be placed in the best of princes a sermon preached at Hinckley in Leicestershire, November the 5th. 1760. on occasion of the sudden and much lamented death of His late most excellent Majesty King George the Second ; ... By Nathaniel White"@en

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