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He could have no other rea ' . in bringing forward these charges , if his son for
doing this , than a sincere wish that motives were purely , patriotism and the
these stories should be fairly brought to the public welfare ; but it was not to be
distest ...
He could have no other rea ' . in bringing forward these charges , if his son for
doing this , than a sincere wish that motives were purely , patriotism and the
these stories should be fairly brought to the public welfare ; but it was not to be
distest ...
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centuries , were scarcely sufficient to ters , it may only be added , that the restore
matters to their former foot- large armies brought into the field by ing . the
partizans of Baliol . and Bruce , These civil broils originated in a chiefly drawn
from the ...
centuries , were scarcely sufficient to ters , it may only be added , that the restore
matters to their former foot- large armies brought into the field by ing . the
partizans of Baliol . and Bruce , These civil broils originated in a chiefly drawn
from the ...
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Mr Dickie , a seported that Captain Sanden wished clerk in Coutts's house , was
examined . to be brought to the bar , as he had a He had been accustomed to
see the proposition to make . He was piaced Duke of York's signature , but not his
at ...
Mr Dickie , a seported that Captain Sanden wished clerk in Coutts's house , was
examined . to be brought to the bar , as he had a He had been accustomed to
see the proposition to make . He was piaced Duke of York's signature , but not his
at ...
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... that the had been made to represent Dowler as a Chancellor of the Exchequer
, after stating reluctant witness , who had never seen her that the resolution
brought forward ought but once , was so decisive , that he must say . to have
decided ...
... that the had been made to represent Dowler as a Chancellor of the Exchequer
, after stating reluctant witness , who had never seen her that the resolution
brought forward ought but once , was so decisive , that he must say . to have
decided ...
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About a dozen of low on the wings : but a female kil- specimens were brought
from Aberled near Edinburgh , and dissected by deenshire along with the
gigantic and John Wilson , College buildings , ac- ponderous rock - crystal which
we have ...
About a dozen of low on the wings : but a female kil- specimens were brought
from Aberled near Edinburgh , and dissected by deenshire along with the
gigantic and John Wilson , College buildings , ac- ponderous rock - crystal which
we have ...
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