The Scots Magazine, Band 37Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1775 |
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... never could Mr Crugher , an American , and memmeet , they would think the affertion ri . her for Bristol , addrefling himself to the diculous and absurd . Nevertheless there chair , faid , is nothing more certain than the truth of " I ...
... never could Mr Crugher , an American , and memmeet , they would think the affertion ri . her for Bristol , addrefling himself to the diculous and absurd . Nevertheless there chair , faid , is nothing more certain than the truth of " I ...
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... never varied upon to follow exactly the course of justice ; this lubject , and you ought to look upon as an ambassador , having delivered up a all that may be told you to the contrary criminal into the hands of government , as ...
... never varied upon to follow exactly the course of justice ; this lubject , and you ought to look upon as an ambassador , having delivered up a all that may be told you to the contrary criminal into the hands of government , as ...
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... never can compento support and maintain . fate for the calamities through which Filled with sentiments of duty to your they must be gained . Majesty , and of affection to our parent . We therefore most earnestly beseech ftate , deeply ...
... never can compento support and maintain . fate for the calamities through which Filled with sentiments of duty to your they must be gained . Majesty , and of affection to our parent . We therefore most earnestly beseech ftate , deeply ...
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... never taken to prevent can Mr Galloway have forgiven the scur# ; and such care and attention was never rilous falsities which provoked him to disDore necessary , from the insults and pro- cipline the celebrated Gentleman Farmer ...
... never taken to prevent can Mr Galloway have forgiven the scur# ; and such care and attention was never rilous falsities which provoked him to disDore necessary , from the insults and pro- cipline the celebrated Gentleman Farmer ...
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... never were ftill to remain . You will also remark , m ; and tell us of natural and unalien- that previous to these gentlemens chear able rights , which , as both they and we ful consent to the operation of acts of were born subjects of ...
... never were ftill to remain . You will also remark , m ; and tell us of natural and unalien- that previous to these gentlemens chear able rights , which , as both they and we ful consent to the operation of acts of were born subjects of ...
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