The Scots Magazine, Band 6Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1744 |
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... Design to go farther that night than Cifterna . Hanoverians , what , & c . Now the Governor knew , yet he was not to know , What feats were intended , and whither he'd go And the father knew too , yet he must not be told , Left the ...
... Design to go farther that night than Cifterna . Hanoverians , what , & c . Now the Governor knew , yet he was not to know , What feats were intended , and whither he'd go And the father knew too , yet he must not be told , Left the ...
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... design of this our folemn oath and covenant ; and that we shall endea- vour a life and converfation becoming the gofpel of Chrift ; and that , in our perfonal callings and particular families , we fhall study to be good examples to one ...
... design of this our folemn oath and covenant ; and that we shall endea- vour a life and converfation becoming the gofpel of Chrift ; and that , in our perfonal callings and particular families , we fhall study to be good examples to one ...
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... designed staying for them ; but when they drew near him , he made fail again , till at last he had left moft of the Spanish fhips a good way aftern of him . The Admiral was then fully convinced he never would come to a general engage ...
... designed staying for them ; but when they drew near him , he made fail again , till at last he had left moft of the Spanish fhips a good way aftern of him . The Admiral was then fully convinced he never would come to a general engage ...
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... designing men , have been one ground of the contempt into which prayer is fallen among one part of the world ; and therefore , in order to remove these causes of contempt , he propofes to describe prayer fript of all thefe foreign and ...
... designing men , have been one ground of the contempt into which prayer is fallen among one part of the world ; and therefore , in order to remove these causes of contempt , he propofes to describe prayer fript of all thefe foreign and ...
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... design foon appears ; for thus he argues . " Are the Irish rich and powerful ? their wealth and power muft neceffarily add to the power of England . In like manner must all ad- ditions to the wealth and power of the electorate , be an ...
... design foon appears ; for thus he argues . " Are the Irish rich and powerful ? their wealth and power muft neceffarily add to the power of England . In like manner must all ad- ditions to the wealth and power of the electorate , be an ...
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