The Scots Magazine, Band 3Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1741 |
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... common law ; and it cannot be fuppofed , the judges would condemn a man , for fit- ting in the other house after he had got a little poft for his fervant , or a great one for his brother , unless it appeared , that the member was ...
... common law ; and it cannot be fuppofed , the judges would condemn a man , for fit- ting in the other house after he had got a little poft for his fervant , or a great one for his brother , unless it appeared , that the member was ...
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... common law , and that upon fuch profecution , the judge and jury are not bound to follow the judg- ment of the house of Commons ; but fuch a previous judgment would be of the most dangerous confequence to the perfon accufed ; for a ...
... common law , and that upon fuch profecution , the judge and jury are not bound to follow the judg- ment of the house of Commons ; but fuch a previous judgment would be of the most dangerous confequence to the perfon accufed ; for a ...
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... common neceffa- ries of life , the government of Rome immediately thought of deftroying the freedom of the Plebeians , and regaining the power given up during their refo- lute feceffion , by making a kind of a mo- nopoly of the ...
... common neceffa- ries of life , the government of Rome immediately thought of deftroying the freedom of the Plebeians , and regaining the power given up during their refo- lute feceffion , by making a kind of a mo- nopoly of the ...
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... private conversation , might be neither proper nor effectual . Could he , Sir , but know what I feel on fuch occafions , could he imagine the tortures -- tortures he gives my foul , common hu- manity 20 Jan. 1741 . WEEKLY ESSAYS .
... private conversation , might be neither proper nor effectual . Could he , Sir , but know what I feel on fuch occafions , could he imagine the tortures -- tortures he gives my foul , common hu- manity 20 Jan. 1741 . WEEKLY ESSAYS .
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-- tortures he gives my foul , common hu- manity , if not generofity , would induce him to reftrain them . Yet I cannot think this treatment proceeds from ill- nature or tyranny , but a peevifh , hafty , unthinking temper which he gives ...
-- tortures he gives my foul , common hu- manity , if not generofity , would induce him to reftrain them . Yet I cannot think this treatment proceeds from ill- nature or tyranny , but a peevifh , hafty , unthinking temper which he gives ...
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