The Scots Magazine, Band 43Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1781 |
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... took place . A treaty had been made in ́ 1714 , stating , as the predominant and ruling principle which it contained , that if either of the two nations should be attacked , the other fhould immediately fufpend all amicable intercourse ...
... took place . A treaty had been made in ́ 1714 , stating , as the predominant and ruling principle which it contained , that if either of the two nations should be attacked , the other fhould immediately fufpend all amicable intercourse ...
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... took off the du- ty from several naval articles , in order the more effectually to expedite their im- portation to the hoftile countries in que- ftion . They have lately attempted to reconcile their conduct by an affertion , that though ...
... took off the du- ty from several naval articles , in order the more effectually to expedite their im- portation to the hoftile countries in que- ftion . They have lately attempted to reconcile their conduct by an affertion , that though ...
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... took every occafion to harafs and diftrefs government , through a principle of malice and envy . " The Duke of Richmond replied again , and described the Prefident of the Coun- cil as a known Tory in political principle . The debate now ...
... took every occafion to harafs and diftrefs government , through a principle of malice and envy . " The Duke of Richmond replied again , and described the Prefident of the Coun- cil as a known Tory in political principle . The debate now ...
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... took a view of the different neutral courts , and pointed out their different interefts and refources . The power of Pruffia was now nothing ; it was a vox et præterea nihil ; it had nothing to fupport it now but the former reputation ...
... took a view of the different neutral courts , and pointed out their different interefts and refources . The power of Pruffia was now nothing ; it was a vox et præterea nihil ; it had nothing to fupport it now but the former reputation ...
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... took occafion , on Monday laft , ( when the times of inliftment of fe veral hundreds expired ) , boldly to re- quire their pay in prefent cafh and hard money . Finding no revenue , but the long - expired paper currency , produced to ...
... took occafion , on Monday laft , ( when the times of inliftment of fe veral hundreds expired ) , boldly to re- quire their pay in prefent cafh and hard money . Finding no revenue , but the long - expired paper currency , produced to ...
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