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 N? xtto Terre. Ei'lim' 77 dmt the man voas guilty off the robber him elf, if he had not been there, the robbery voould not have been committed. The la thing which I fhall mention, as a /'up- lort to the caut of High-church in the univertitis, is the power they have to dikommon tovnfmer; whereby they keep the tradelinen in awe as as matriculated perforts; for if any fiucy blue aloron. dares to affi'ont any venerable pertbn, either by talking freely ef him, or defending the prefent Government, all fcholars are immediateiy forbid to l:ave any dealings or commerce with him, until he a.ks bardon, and makes what other fatisfac"tion the univertity thinks fit to require. I will conclude, as I begun, with obfrving, that norton= but its own intrinck and unpararcll'd urdit can offibl ever a caufi, , pover/rkl �upported. dellroy which TERRaE

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