The Scots Magazine, Band 6Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1744 |
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... himself openly in his fa- vour , Count Seckendorff will probably be ordered to make another campaign against the Queen's irregular troops , in order to regain his master's electoral country ; who , through the lofs thereof , found himself ...
... himself openly in his fa- vour , Count Seckendorff will probably be ordered to make another campaign against the Queen's irregular troops , in order to regain his master's electoral country ; who , through the lofs thereof , found himself ...
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... himself tells us , by repeated in- ftances , invited to England by the King , on folemn promises , that he would wage war against the Turks ; but finding he in- tended to make war upon France , he re- fused to ferve him ; for which he ...
... himself tells us , by repeated in- ftances , invited to England by the King , on folemn promises , that he would wage war against the Turks ; but finding he in- tended to make war upon France , he re- fused to ferve him ; for which he ...
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... himself ? depends upon the profit he now makes : for if a gallon of fpirits , which he now fells for 18d . does not coft him above 8 d.orgd.it is my opinion , he will take the whole upon himself , rather than difcourage the confumption ...
... himself ? depends upon the profit he now makes : for if a gallon of fpirits , which he now fells for 18d . does not coft him above 8 d.orgd.it is my opinion , he will take the whole upon himself , rather than difcourage the confumption ...
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... himself exprefsly the entire liberty of availing himself of his faid rights , at whatever time , and by whatever means , either by himself fingly , or by fuch alli- ance as he fhall judge to be moft for his convenience . VII . But as ...
... himself exprefsly the entire liberty of availing himself of his faid rights , at whatever time , and by whatever means , either by himself fingly , or by fuch alli- ance as he fhall judge to be moft for his convenience . VII . But as ...
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... himself , his heirs and fucceffors , renounces by name , and for ever , but fole- ly in favour of her Majefty the Queen of Hungary and Bohemia , and of her heirs and fucceffors , his pretended rights upon the state of Milan ; which ...
... himself , his heirs and fucceffors , renounces by name , and for ever , but fole- ly in favour of her Majefty the Queen of Hungary and Bohemia , and of her heirs and fucceffors , his pretended rights upon the state of Milan ; which ...
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