The Scots Magazine, Band 10Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1748 |
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... because the natural connexions of the combatants are easily feen ; yet , if we confider things in the fame unconfined , but juft light , with a late il- luftrious author * , we shall doubtless agree with him , that all wars are civil ...
... because the natural connexions of the combatants are easily feen ; yet , if we confider things in the fame unconfined , but juft light , with a late il- luftrious author * , we shall doubtless agree with him , that all wars are civil ...
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... because he could not be a fincere friend to France , the Hats had formed a fcheme , either of depofing him , or of joining the Prince Succeffor with him as his colleague in the government ; and in order to make his Majefty quite eafy on ...
... because he could not be a fincere friend to France , the Hats had formed a fcheme , either of depofing him , or of joining the Prince Succeffor with him as his colleague in the government ; and in order to make his Majefty quite eafy on ...
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... because my part in this unhappy tragedy is related Icfs harfh- ly on my own conduct than my aban doned husband is pleased to reprefent it , that it is lefs true for that . I am , alas ! too deeply plunged in forrow to feign ...
... because my part in this unhappy tragedy is related Icfs harfh- ly on my own conduct than my aban doned husband is pleased to reprefent it , that it is lefs true for that . I am , alas ! too deeply plunged in forrow to feign ...
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... because a porter , fhoeblacker , or fifhwoman , will excell in it the most inge- nious Gentleman . Yet is this contrivance daily made ufe of by men in power , to prejudice the people against those who are diffatisfied with , the abuse ...
... because a porter , fhoeblacker , or fifhwoman , will excell in it the most inge- nious Gentleman . Yet is this contrivance daily made ufe of by men in power , to prejudice the people against those who are diffatisfied with , the abuse ...
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... because the lords of efe jurifdictions were always fo nume- ous , and had fuch an influence in their Carliaments , that no man could hope for he fuccefs of any motion tending to ech a purpose : but this was a difficulty no man could ...
... because the lords of efe jurifdictions were always fo nume- ous , and had fuch an influence in their Carliaments , that no man could hope for he fuccefs of any motion tending to ech a purpose : but this was a difficulty no man could ...
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