The Scots Magazine, Band 34Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1772 |
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... estates, and which before lay buried both to themselves and to the public.—And inasmuch as a well-cultivated country is always more populous than a barren one, so they would be the means of adding to the populousness of all the parts ...
... estates, and which before lay buried both to themselves and to the public.—And inasmuch as a well-cultivated country is always more populous than a barren one, so they would be the means of adding to the populousness of all the parts ...
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... estate. It was his business, to see justice impartially administered; to watch aver the welfare of his eople; to command their armies in peron; to encourage industry, arts, and learning; and it was equally his duty and interest to keep ...
... estate. It was his business, to see justice impartially administered; to watch aver the welfare of his eople; to command their armies in peron; to encourage industry, arts, and learning; and it was equally his duty and interest to keep ...
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... estate. The castle was ruined; and its magnificent reliques exist, as a monument of the horror of the times. No wonder then that the Marquis experienced so woful and ignominious a fate, when he fell into the power of so exasperated a ...
... estate. The castle was ruined; and its magnificent reliques exist, as a monument of the horror of the times. No wonder then that the Marquis experienced so woful and ignominious a fate, when he fell into the power of so exasperated a ...
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... estate of the Earl of Elgin, near JXunfermline, who, I was told, drew a confiderable revenue from the kilns.” Our author gives an account of the paintings at Castle Duplin; after which, ascending the hill of Moncrieff, he gives us from ...
... estate of the Earl of Elgin, near JXunfermline, who, I was told, drew a confiderable revenue from the kilns.” Our author gives an account of the paintings at Castle Duplin; after which, ascending the hill of Moncrieff, he gives us from ...
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... estates of both kingdoms; and the feudal acts there required, with all the further securities of oaths and pledges mentioned in it, being completely performed. These constituted as valid and binding a surrender of the sovereignty cf ...
... estates of both kingdoms; and the feudal acts there required, with all the further securities of oaths and pledges mentioned in it, being completely performed. These constituted as valid and binding a surrender of the sovereignty cf ...
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