The Scots Magazine, Band 29Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1767 |
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... measures as contrary to it ; had zealously interested themselves in one another's difgraces and fufferings , incur- red by a steady adherence to what they called the conftitution of their country ; and allowed several of their ...
... measures as contrary to it ; had zealously interested themselves in one another's difgraces and fufferings , incur- red by a steady adherence to what they called the conftitution of their country ; and allowed several of their ...
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... measure to be imputed to one of the most eminent law- ers of his time ; who , by advising fome eces of evidence to be fupprefied ; by artful arrangement , and a plaufible , t fallacious , explanation , of the proof • [ As the lift ...
... measure to be imputed to one of the most eminent law- ers of his time ; who , by advising fome eces of evidence to be fupprefied ; by artful arrangement , and a plaufible , t fallacious , explanation , of the proof • [ As the lift ...
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... tants found their only fafety confifted fudden flight , or in climbing of hi A measure containing fix feet in leng tre trees , where the horrors of famine were ined to 30 , Vol.xx A terrible inundation at Montauban .
... tants found their only fafety confifted fudden flight , or in climbing of hi A measure containing fix feet in leng tre trees , where the horrors of famine were ined to 30 , Vol.xx A terrible inundation at Montauban .
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... measure , an exclufion of heat ; and th darkening an apartmen , only fenfib cools it . This rule admits of exceptio only in places where the foil and fitu tion are of fuch a nature as to contin the heat , even after the actual prefen of ...
... measure , an exclufion of heat ; and th darkening an apartmen , only fenfib cools it . This rule admits of exceptio only in places where the foil and fitu tion are of fuch a nature as to contin the heat , even after the actual prefen of ...
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... measures he advifes ; fo that if the envoy is not in truth , as well as appearance , furnish- ed with the powers of a minifter - plenipoten- tiary , it may eafily be forefeen , that all our fanguine expectations from fo encouraging a ...
... measures he advifes ; fo that if the envoy is not in truth , as well as appearance , furnish- ed with the powers of a minifter - plenipoten- tiary , it may eafily be forefeen , that all our fanguine expectations from fo encouraging a ...
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