The Scots Magazine, Band 29Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1767 |
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... expressed , in my humbleopinion , with a virulence and rancour , utterly incon- fiftent with that largenefs and freedom of thought , and that fpirit of charity and moderation , which through the whole of the letter the author ...
... expressed , in my humbleopinion , with a virulence and rancour , utterly incon- fiftent with that largenefs and freedom of thought , and that fpirit of charity and moderation , which through the whole of the letter the author ...
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... expressed their wishes to me that he might go further in bis affiduities , I freely own to you , that fo engaging al young man , and the first too with whom I had any degree of intimacy , his parti- cular attention to me , and my ...
... expressed their wishes to me that he might go further in bis affiduities , I freely own to you , that fo engaging al young man , and the first too with whom I had any degree of intimacy , his parti- cular attention to me , and my ...
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... expressed by himself or reprefenta ---- tive ; whoever attempts to do it , attempts an injury ; whoever does it , commits a robbery ; he throws down and destroys the distinction between liberty and flavery . Taxation and reprefentation ...
... expressed by himself or reprefenta ---- tive ; whoever attempts to do it , attempts an injury ; whoever does it , commits a robbery ; he throws down and destroys the distinction between liberty and flavery . Taxation and reprefentation ...
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