The Scots Magazine, Band 10Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1748 |
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... hope , afford us greater room for as ufe- fil , and more amiable entertainment . And indeed , tho ' of all the ftrifes that can embroil mankind , what is commonly called a civil war , excites the most affecting horrors , chiefly because ...
... hope , afford us greater room for as ufe- fil , and more amiable entertainment . And indeed , tho ' of all the ftrifes that can embroil mankind , what is commonly called a civil war , excites the most affecting horrors , chiefly because ...
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... hope- lefs attempt , my only prospect of future peace must be by endeavouring to make myself as agreeable to my husband as he found my rival . Juft heaven knows with how true a zeal I attempted this . I knew him hafty , intemperate ...
... hope- lefs attempt , my only prospect of future peace must be by endeavouring to make myself as agreeable to my husband as he found my rival . Juft heaven knows with how true a zeal I attempted this . I knew him hafty , intemperate ...
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... hope for he fuccefs of any motion tending to ech a purpose : but this was a difficulty no man could apprehend in a British par- ament ; and therefore I muft fuppofe , Sir , that the continuance of thefe heredi- tary jurifdictions is ...
... hope for he fuccefs of any motion tending to ech a purpose : but this was a difficulty no man could apprehend in a British par- ament ; and therefore I muft fuppofe , Sir , that the continuance of thefe heredi- tary jurifdictions is ...
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... hope , Sir , I have now fully proved , that thefe hereditary jurifdictions mult neceffarily be grievous to all thofe fub- jected to them , and that they are of the moft dangerous confequence to the peace of fociety . If I have proved ...
... hope , Sir , I have now fully proved , that thefe hereditary jurifdictions mult neceffarily be grievous to all thofe fub- jected to them , and that they are of the moft dangerous confequence to the peace of fociety . If I have proved ...
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... hope , be always defpifed . Now , Sir , with regard to what has been faid by way of anfwer to the arguments made use of in favour of this bill , I have fhewn , that what is propofed by this bill cannot in any fenfe be looked on as a ...
... hope , be always defpifed . Now , Sir , with regard to what has been faid by way of anfwer to the arguments made use of in favour of this bill , I have fhewn , that what is propofed by this bill cannot in any fenfe be looked on as a ...
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