The Scots Magazine, Band 15Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1753 |
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... English privateers, during th: last war. Your Excellency will remember, that these merchants had, some their ships taken from them, some their effects forced away, others had them detained; and although it was evidently made appear ...
... English privateers, during th: last war. Your Excellency will remember, that these merchants had, some their ships taken from them, some their effects forced away, others had them detained; and although it was evidently made appear ...
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... English tribunals to whom they applied, nor from the government, before which they laid their complaints: and that by a singularly strange contradiction, when even those tribunals found no specious pretext for confiscating their ships ...
... English tribunals to whom they applied, nor from the government, before which they laid their complaints: and that by a singularly strange contradiction, when even those tribunals found no specious pretext for confiscating their ships ...
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... English thus, “How much am I deceived : I expeoted an envoy, but thou has brought me a challenge. By thy credential letters, I took thee to be an ambassador; but I find thou art a herald. In all my life I never heard such a speech. I am ...
... English thus, “How much am I deceived : I expeoted an envoy, but thou has brought me a challenge. By thy credential letters, I took thee to be an ambassador; but I find thou art a herald. In all my life I never heard such a speech. I am ...
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... English in grammatical purity, when all that he reads, except a foreign language and a Biteral translation, is written with all the licence of extempore expression, without propriety of idiom or regularity of combination, and abounds ...
... English in grammatical purity, when all that he reads, except a foreign language and a Biteral translation, is written with all the licence of extempore expression, without propriety of idiom or regularity of combination, and abounds ...
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... English' Sir john Dapperuit whis: red me, that Miss Bloom was almost as charming as myself. Shc must paint, I am certain. Not up till two. Finished my letter at six. Bad luck at night. . Never could win on Sundays. Miss Serious, who ...
... English' Sir john Dapperuit whis: red me, that Miss Bloom was almost as charming as myself. Shc must paint, I am certain. Not up till two. Finished my letter at six. Bad luck at night. . Never could win on Sundays. Miss Serious, who ...
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