The Scots Magazine, Band 19Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1757 |
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... Mean Both parties refpectively promifed , that while we were informed , that plans for the one would not attack or ... means intended to part , renounced all his rights and pre- break thofe engagements which fubfifted tenfions on Eaft ...
... Mean Both parties refpectively promifed , that while we were informed , that plans for the one would not attack or ... means intended to part , renounced all his rights and pre- break thofe engagements which fubfifted tenfions on Eaft ...
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... means fubfervient to its own ambitious views , by ufurping whatever lay conve nient for it ; that the inconveniencies and dangers which this new treaty muft neceffarily be productive of , would , in time , be made manifeft ; and that as ...
... means fubfervient to its own ambitious views , by ufurping whatever lay conve nient for it ; that the inconveniencies and dangers which this new treaty muft neceffarily be productive of , would , in time , be made manifeft ; and that as ...
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... means to hurt him ; in doing which he had used all the moderation that circum- ftances would allow . He declared , that the Queen of Poland had been treated with all the refpect due to her rank ; and that only proper reprefentations had ...
... means to hurt him ; in doing which he had used all the moderation that circum- ftances would allow . He declared , that the Queen of Poland had been treated with all the refpect due to her rank ; and that only proper reprefentations had ...
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... means fubmit to an in- fpection of that nature , especially as such a step seemed to proceed from a manifeft diftruft which the states of the kingdom entertained of her ; that therefore the would cause those jewels be immediate- ly ...
... means fubmit to an in- fpection of that nature , especially as such a step seemed to proceed from a manifeft diftruft which the states of the kingdom entertained of her ; that therefore the would cause those jewels be immediate- ly ...
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... means of fafety , than the navigating any other part of the fea in which our fleet might intercept them , and for this reafon their chufing this paffage was a probable event . 1 It is denied that the fame plan which was fuccefsfully ...
... means of fafety , than the navigating any other part of the fea in which our fleet might intercept them , and for this reafon their chufing this paffage was a probable event . 1 It is denied that the fame plan which was fuccefsfully ...
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