The Scots Magazine, Band 43Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1781 |
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... himself the honour to deliver . A meffage was prefented to parliament on Thursday , Jan. 25 .; to the Lords by Lord Stormont , and to the Com- mons by Lord North , viz . " GEORGE R. His Majefty has judged it proper to ac quaint the ...
... himself the honour to deliver . A meffage was prefented to parliament on Thursday , Jan. 25 .; to the Lords by Lord Stormont , and to the Com- mons by Lord North , viz . " GEORGE R. His Majefty has judged it proper to ac quaint the ...
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... himself , when he was interrogated for fuch a con- duct , had the impudence to avow it , nay , not only to avow it , but to defend and glory in it . The inhabitants of Amfter- dam , which now conftitutes the reigning faction of the ...
... himself , when he was interrogated for fuch a con- duct , had the impudence to avow it , nay , not only to avow it , but to defend and glory in it . The inhabitants of Amfter- dam , which now conftitutes the reigning faction of the ...
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... himself on feveral occafions . About this time he had the rank of Major , and com- manded 300 men drafted from the pro- vincial corps , his riflemen being all ex- pended . He was greatly valued by Sir Henry Clinton , and had both the ...
... himself on feveral occafions . About this time he had the rank of Major , and com- manded 300 men drafted from the pro- vincial corps , his riflemen being all ex- pended . He was greatly valued by Sir Henry Clinton , and had both the ...
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... himself to hazard the confequences of a general action , in a country , which , from its nature , would have been very unfavourable to him in fuch an event . By this means the pro- vinces of New York and the Jerfeys were in a great ...
... himself to hazard the confequences of a general action , in a country , which , from its nature , would have been very unfavourable to him in fuch an event . By this means the pro- vinces of New York and the Jerfeys were in a great ...
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... himself by fleeping . When his fpirits were thus reftored , he was brought to fatisfy the King's cu- rifity with a narrative of the wonders he had feen ; and his account was to the following effect . He would never , he faid , have ...
... himself by fleeping . When his fpirits were thus reftored , he was brought to fatisfy the King's cu- rifity with a narrative of the wonders he had feen ; and his account was to the following effect . He would never , he faid , have ...
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