The Scots Magazine, Band 46Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1784 |
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... fenfe of the im- portance of the parochial schoolmafters in Scotland , with refpect to the in- tereft both of church and ftate , by training up thofe committed to their charge in the knowledge of religion and virtue ; and are deeply ...
... fenfe of the im- portance of the parochial schoolmafters in Scotland , with refpect to the in- tereft both of church and ftate , by training up thofe committed to their charge in the knowledge of religion and virtue ; and are deeply ...
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... fenfe muft fee and feel . The times were critical ; but he had never given the most diftant intimation that the vo- lunteers of Ireland had made them fo . Other members fpoke to fatisfy the Hon . Gentleman that nothing offenfive had ...
... fenfe muft fee and feel . The times were critical ; but he had never given the most diftant intimation that the vo- lunteers of Ireland had made them fo . Other members fpoke to fatisfy the Hon . Gentleman that nothing offenfive had ...
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... fenfe the learned gentleman ufed them , the words might be perfectly juft ; but , remembered alone , had given rife to a print with a label , " An attorney . general to be only a carcafe dangling at the end of a rope . " Gen. Conway ...
... fenfe the learned gentleman ufed them , the words might be perfectly juft ; but , remembered alone , had given rife to a print with a label , " An attorney . general to be only a carcafe dangling at the end of a rope . " Gen. Conway ...
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... fenfe of the Houfe to judge of the ability of a government founded on the fluctuating fate of British poli- tics . What man in his fenfes would chufe to accept a place of refponfibility abroad , when , by the changes of mini- fters , he ...
... fenfe of the Houfe to judge of the ability of a government founded on the fluctuating fate of British poli- tics . What man in his fenfes would chufe to accept a place of refponfibility abroad , when , by the changes of mini- fters , he ...
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... fenfe of duty nor a fear of punishment have been fufficient to restrain it and it is not confined to East India fhips , but extends alfo to the West India cargoes , in the running of which it prevails fo as to caufe very confiderable ...
... fenfe of duty nor a fear of punishment have been fufficient to restrain it and it is not confined to East India fhips , but extends alfo to the West India cargoes , in the running of which it prevails fo as to caufe very confiderable ...
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