The Scots Magazine, Band 37Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1775 |
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... body , the only without a necrary strength to support remaining check againk the delpotism of wavering minds in such a conjuncture , the monarch : even men of wit and gewhile we are thinking of depriving our nius were found base enough ...
... body , the only without a necrary strength to support remaining check againk the delpotism of wavering minds in such a conjuncture , the monarch : even men of wit and gewhile we are thinking of depriving our nius were found base enough ...
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... body of men on earth . we have been accustomed , in our hapHad we been permitted to enjoy in pier days , to enjoy . For , appealing to quiet the inheritance left us by our fóre . that Being who fearches thoroughly the fathers , we ...
... body of men on earth . we have been accustomed , in our hapHad we been permitted to enjoy in pier days , to enjoy . For , appealing to quiet the inheritance left us by our fóre . that Being who fearches thoroughly the fathers , we ...
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... body , he has so recent3 a valuable supplement to Mr Pen- ly given his affent ? Ridiculous as these saat's two accounts ( 38. ) of his northern questions may appear , I am afraid they capeditions . – Mr Pennant travels , chief- are but ...
... body , he has so recent3 a valuable supplement to Mr Pen- ly given his affent ? Ridiculous as these saat's two accounts ( 38. ) of his northern questions may appear , I am afraid they capeditions . – Mr Pennant travels , chief- are but ...
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... body of 40,000 ors ; but when rebellions are crushed , the of our militia was unable to withstand , most to be expected is , that the lives of ( for it is impossible that a greater number those that belong to the lower classes will of ...
... body of 40,000 ors ; but when rebellions are crushed , the of our militia was unable to withstand , most to be expected is , that the lives of ( for it is impossible that a greater number those that belong to the lower classes will of ...
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... body opened its tatives , the circumstance of their ha , mouth only 1o spit in his face , saying , “ Go , ving been so taxed was expressly declared tyrant , and let me die in peace ! " Euto have been a grievance , and derogotory doxia's ...
... body opened its tatives , the circumstance of their ha , mouth only 1o spit in his face , saying , “ Go , ving been so taxed was expressly declared tyrant , and let me die in peace ! " Euto have been a grievance , and derogotory doxia's ...
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