The Scots Magazine, Band 3Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1741 |
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... France , Sardinia , Venice , the Pope , and feveral of the Electors : But the Elector of Bavaria refused to acknowledge that Princefs as Queen of Hungary and Bo- hemia , and lays claim to the Austrian fucceffion . He founds his ...
... France , Sardinia , Venice , the Pope , and feveral of the Electors : But the Elector of Bavaria refused to acknowledge that Princefs as Queen of Hungary and Bo- hemia , and lays claim to the Austrian fucceffion . He founds his ...
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... France , which , by raifing a dependent prince to be Emperor , would make the Bourbon scale too weighty , and thereby deftroy the balance of power . On the death of the late King of PRUSSIA , he was fucceeded by his fon Charles ...
... France , which , by raifing a dependent prince to be Emperor , would make the Bourbon scale too weighty , and thereby deftroy the balance of power . On the death of the late King of PRUSSIA , he was fucceeded by his fon Charles ...
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... France , and are not at all fatisfied with the fail- ing of its fquadrons for America , know- ing they are only fent there to distress the English , if poffible , and traverfe their defigns . As the commotions in Ger many may oblige ...
... France , and are not at all fatisfied with the fail- ing of its fquadrons for America , know- ing they are only fent there to distress the English , if poffible , and traverfe their defigns . As the commotions in Ger many may oblige ...
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... France , which , under three Cardinals , has ar- rived at a pitch of grandeur that makes all Europe jealous . But what is moft remarkable in the miniftry of these churchmen is , that they all came into the administration when the ...
... France , which , under three Cardinals , has ar- rived at a pitch of grandeur that makes all Europe jealous . But what is moft remarkable in the miniftry of these churchmen is , that they all came into the administration when the ...
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... France : where- as we had made no addition to our ftrength : we had relieved our people from none of the taxes they groaned under , nor paid off any confiderable part of our national debt ; and by our conduct we had in that time ...
... France : where- as we had made no addition to our ftrength : we had relieved our people from none of the taxes they groaned under , nor paid off any confiderable part of our national debt ; and by our conduct we had in that time ...
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