The Scots Magazine, Band 16Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1754 |
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... see one of the house of Austria sit on the Imperial throne, because such a one, at the head of the Germanic body, is always of more weight in the general balance aainst them, than any other prince would. É. who has the least probability ...
... see one of the house of Austria sit on the Imperial throne, because such a one, at the head of the Germanic body, is always of more weight in the general balance aainst them, than any other prince would. É. who has the least probability ...
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... see the use of it; but I thought it would be a satis. faāion to the curiosity of those gentlemen who love to deal in political arithmetic, and I did not think it could produce any mischief; therefore I was inclined to agree to this part ...
... see the use of it; but I thought it would be a satis. faāion to the curiosity of those gentlemen who love to deal in political arithmetic, and I did not think it could produce any mischief; therefore I was inclined to agree to this part ...
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... see how they can be numbered at all, as they seldom stay twelve hours in any one place. This cause of error and misreckoning in the account, ought therefore, Sir, to be guarded against by some apt words in the bill, before you pass it ...
... see how they can be numbered at all, as they seldom stay twelve hours in any one place. This cause of error and misreckoning in the account, ought therefore, Sir, to be guarded against by some apt words in the bill, before you pass it ...
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... see that it is to no purpose to give themselves any further trouble; and the body of the people, feeling no inconvenience from the law, cannot so easily be spirited up against it, as they may against a bill of which they have had no ...
... see that it is to no purpose to give themselves any further trouble; and the body of the people, feeling no inconvenience from the law, cannot so easily be spirited up against it, as they may against a bill of which they have had no ...
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... see a scho: lar in the same attitude, he would tell him he was as crooked as a ram's horn, and bid him hold up his head. The principles which give elegance and beauty, are Fitness, Variety, Uniformity, Simplicity, Intricacy, and ...
... see a scho: lar in the same attitude, he would tell him he was as crooked as a ram's horn, and bid him hold up his head. The principles which give elegance and beauty, are Fitness, Variety, Uniformity, Simplicity, Intricacy, and ...
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