The Scots Magazine, Band 43Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1781 |
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... confider- ing them with attention , and for forming their determination with care and deli- beration . This was no time for empty compliment ; and if there was ever a fubject that required the most serious at tention , that was it . He ...
... confider- ing them with attention , and for forming their determination with care and deli- beration . This was no time for empty compliment ; and if there was ever a fubject that required the most serious at tention , that was it . He ...
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... confider it . But why was not this memorial , just alluded to , included in the papers that had been laid before the Houfe ? It was of infinite confequence , and no fair and impartial determination could be come to without it . The laft ...
... confider it . But why was not this memorial , just alluded to , included in the papers that had been laid before the Houfe ? It was of infinite confequence , and no fair and impartial determination could be come to without it . The laft ...
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... confider as infeparably connected with the interefts of my people . The Lords Protefts , Jan. 25. 1781 . " Diffentient , 1. Because we cannot confent to in- volve this and other nations in all the horrors of war , but upon the cleareft ...
... confider as infeparably connected with the interefts of my people . The Lords Protefts , Jan. 25. 1781 . " Diffentient , 1. Because we cannot confent to in- volve this and other nations in all the horrors of war , but upon the cleareft ...
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... confider , as our fathers before us did , to be under God , the great bul- wark of the civil and religious rights and liberties of these nations . With fuch impreffions upon our minds , we could not but be , and we always were ...
... confider , as our fathers before us did , to be under God , the great bul- wark of the civil and religious rights and liberties of these nations . With fuch impreffions upon our minds , we could not but be , and we always were ...
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... confider- ing the peculiar circumftances and fitua- tion of the writer . While , as a com- mon friend to both countries , he pathe- tically lamented their mutual calamities , he feemed no way fparing in his cenfure of the conduct and ...
... confider- ing the peculiar circumftances and fitua- tion of the writer . While , as a com- mon friend to both countries , he pathe- tically lamented their mutual calamities , he feemed no way fparing in his cenfure of the conduct and ...
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