The Scots Magazine, Band 19Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1757 |
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... Majefty in his regal capacity , on account of fhips belonging to the fubjects of his Pruffian Majefty feized by British privateers du- ring the last war , and fome Pruffian pro- perty alledged to have been taken by them on board other ...
... Majefty in his regal capacity , on account of fhips belonging to the fubjects of his Pruffian Majefty feized by British privateers du- ring the last war , and fome Pruffian pro- perty alledged to have been taken by them on board other ...
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... Majefty received from the court whatfoever , and for ever , the case of the of Vienna , that made him labour with war juft mentioned only excepted . His particular affiduity to make up matters Moft Chriftian Majefty alfo guarantied with ...
... Majefty received from the court whatfoever , and for ever , the case of the of Vienna , that made him labour with war juft mentioned only excepted . His particular affiduity to make up matters Moft Chriftian Majefty alfo guarantied with ...
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... Majefty had conceived a strong jealousy of the house of Austria , in confequence of which he ordered all his ... Majefty as calculated to raise the Proteftant at the expence of the Roman - Catholic religion . In answer to that refcript ...
... Majefty had conceived a strong jealousy of the house of Austria , in confequence of which he ordered all his ... Majefty as calculated to raise the Proteftant at the expence of the Roman - Catholic religion . In answer to that refcript ...
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... Majefty's dominions and poffeffions ; and that his Britannic Majefty , whose fentiments were too no- ble to adopt fchemes incompatible with his good faith , rejected all the proposals which were made to him . Had this been publicly ...
... Majefty's dominions and poffeffions ; and that his Britannic Majefty , whose fentiments were too no- ble to adopt fchemes incompatible with his good faith , rejected all the proposals which were made to him . Had this been publicly ...
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... Majefty intended to confider and defend the fubjects of that electorate as if they were his own , he had given the moft precife orders to cause his troops obferve the ftricteft difcipline ; but that at the fame time provifions must be ...
... Majefty intended to confider and defend the fubjects of that electorate as if they were his own , he had given the moft precife orders to cause his troops obferve the ftricteft difcipline ; but that at the fame time provifions must be ...
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