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... land having offered his good offices for that purpose . SWEDEN , fo long torn with party - fa- tions , is freed from that main fource of them , the want of a fucceffor to the throne ; and the infolence of the Boors , which , aided by ...
... land having offered his good offices for that purpose . SWEDEN , fo long torn with party - fa- tions , is freed from that main fource of them , the want of a fucceffor to the throne ; and the infolence of the Boors , which , aided by ...
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... land - forces . The Swiss cantons have , for a long time , been highly diffatisfied with the in folence of their Spanish neighbours ; whofe A 2 be- As when a tree , by chance or skill , an . 1744 . 3 A Summary of PUBLICK AFFAIRS .
... land - forces . The Swiss cantons have , for a long time , been highly diffatisfied with the in folence of their Spanish neighbours ; whofe A 2 be- As when a tree , by chance or skill , an . 1744 . 3 A Summary of PUBLICK AFFAIRS .
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... land than I have for their lives ; and fhall never give myself any trouble about preferving the life of any man , who , I think , does not prefer his liberty to his life . 3 1 own distillery will be quite ruined , and Jan. 1744 21 ...
... land than I have for their lives ; and fhall never give myself any trouble about preferving the life of any man , who , I think , does not prefer his liberty to his life . 3 1 own distillery will be quite ruined , and Jan. 1744 21 ...
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... land , we fhould be free of all adulation upon this occafion ; the m - r who uses a- ny , ought to be the object of every man's deteftation ; and all of us fhould endeavour to fnatch our common father from the un- grateful task , of ...
... land , we fhould be free of all adulation upon this occafion ; the m - r who uses a- ny , ought to be the object of every man's deteftation ; and all of us fhould endeavour to fnatch our common father from the un- grateful task , of ...
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... land with as great inhumanity and impe- rioufnefs as they do foreigners . They plume themfelves not only upon their be- ing free themselves , but being the affer- tors and bulwarks of liberty all over Eu- rope ; and they vilify most of ...
... land with as great inhumanity and impe- rioufnefs as they do foreigners . They plume themfelves not only upon their be- ing free themselves , but being the affer- tors and bulwarks of liberty all over Eu- rope ; and they vilify most of ...
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