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... seems his Polish Majefty found , that the scheme he had laid for getting the election car- ried in favour of M. Saxe , would not fucceed . Nor is it lefs probable that the Polanders were very anxious to have the duchy once more fairly ...
... seems his Polish Majefty found , that the scheme he had laid for getting the election car- ried in favour of M. Saxe , would not fucceed . Nor is it lefs probable that the Polanders were very anxious to have the duchy once more fairly ...
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... seems to me to be a Arange piece of economy , to diminish cur naval force , when , at the fame time , we are increafing the number of our land- forces , or at least not diminishing it fo much as by one man lefs than we had laft year ...
... seems to me to be a Arange piece of economy , to diminish cur naval force , when , at the fame time , we are increafing the number of our land- forces , or at least not diminishing it fo much as by one man lefs than we had laft year ...
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... seem to have learned , that it is impoffible to have ei- ther commerce or colonies , without a fufficient naval force to protect them in time of war . Common fenfe , Sir , muft convince every man that reflects , of the fudden ...
... seem to have learned , that it is impoffible to have ei- ther commerce or colonies , without a fufficient naval force to protect them in time of war . Common fenfe , Sir , muft convince every man that reflects , of the fudden ...
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... seems to triumph in having laid a fare for the partial ad- mirers of Milton , fuggefting , that there were fome that would not allow a tranflation from Paradife But of this further no Loft to be his own fenfe . tice will be taken ...
... seems to triumph in having laid a fare for the partial ad- mirers of Milton , fuggefting , that there were fome that would not allow a tranflation from Paradife But of this further no Loft to be his own fenfe . tice will be taken ...
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... seem to have had no no after day , week after week , and year af- tion of ; and I cannot but laugh to think ter year , without the heavy affittance of what a figure they would have made in any one thing that formal creatures are drawing ...
... seem to have had no no after day , week after week , and year af- tion of ; and I cannot but laugh to think ter year , without the heavy affittance of what a figure they would have made in any one thing that formal creatures are drawing ...
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