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... officers would do their duty , I fhould admit there would be fome weight in it : but when the confum- ption of thefe liquors is confidered as a fund for bringing in money to the publick treasury , I am from experience convinced , that ...
... officers would do their duty , I fhould admit there would be fome weight in it : but when the confum- ption of thefe liquors is confidered as a fund for bringing in money to the publick treasury , I am from experience convinced , that ...
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... officers to the army of her Majefty the Queen of Hungary , and her Majefty the Queen of Hungary fhall fend one of her's likewise to refide with his Majesty the King of Sardinia : to which General officers shall be reciprocally ...
... officers to the army of her Majefty the Queen of Hungary , and her Majefty the Queen of Hungary fhall fend one of her's likewise to refide with his Majesty the King of Sardinia : to which General officers shall be reciprocally ...
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... officer which he shall have at the Queen of Hungary's army ; to the end that the commanding officer of the Auftrian troops , being thus put upon his guard , may take fuch mea- fures and refolutions as he fhall judge most for his ...
... officer which he shall have at the Queen of Hungary's army ; to the end that the commanding officer of the Auftrian troops , being thus put upon his guard , may take fuch mea- fures and refolutions as he fhall judge most for his ...
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... officer at Hanover to a Ha- noverian Nobleman at the Hague . Ould I pocket all perfonal indignities , could I be entirely paffive as to what affects myfelf particularly , I cannot fo rea- dily obferve filence , when the virtue of my ...
... officer at Hanover to a Ha- noverian Nobleman at the Hague . Ould I pocket all perfonal indignities , could I be entirely paffive as to what affects myfelf particularly , I cannot fo rea- dily obferve filence , when the virtue of my ...
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... officers , and ever . the common men , had orders to behave with caution towards their infular fellow - fubjects . They did fo ; but what was the effects of good - na- ture and difcipline on our fide , was con- ftrued pufillanimity and ...
... officers , and ever . the common men , had orders to behave with caution towards their infular fellow - fubjects . They did fo ; but what was the effects of good - na- ture and difcipline on our fide , was con- ftrued pufillanimity and ...
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