The Scots Magazine, Band 34Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1772 |
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... most importance; for nothing less than * right of parliament and the constituon of the kingdom are at stake. If we Fient to the least alteration of a moneyF, there is an end of this House; we oil in vain assemble: the British minio ...
... most importance; for nothing less than * right of parliament and the constituon of the kingdom are at stake. If we Fient to the least alteration of a moneyF, there is an end of this House; we oil in vain assemble: the British minio ...
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... most wrothy of mankind, be laid under a netrfity of giving up their claim to the assistance of those laws which ought *efly to be intended for their securio: But such is our deplorable fitua, that the very people who are best *titled to ...
... most wrothy of mankind, be laid under a netrfity of giving up their claim to the assistance of those laws which ought *efly to be intended for their securio: But such is our deplorable fitua, that the very people who are best *titled to ...
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... most humiliating that could be cffered to any independent sovereign : In .fact, the convention of Falaise was so destitute of the most essential circumftance of validity, that it was, ipso facto, totally void, by the King being in ...
... most humiliating that could be cffered to any independent sovereign : In .fact, the convention of Falaise was so destitute of the most essential circumftance of validity, that it was, ipso facto, totally void, by the King being in ...
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... most excellent of the kind in Plutarch.- This work is the most copious of any that has been published on a particular portion of English history, and throws a light on the transaćtions of Henry H. as conspicuous as the splendor of his ...
... most excellent of the kind in Plutarch.- This work is the most copious of any that has been published on a particular portion of English history, and throws a light on the transaćtions of Henry H. as conspicuous as the splendor of his ...
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... most of the merchants who had left the Black river, Musqueto shore, were again returned to their old settlements, and that they had carried a great deal of English goods along with them.” BR 1 T is H E A st IND 1 E. s. * London, 7am. 14 ...
... most of the merchants who had left the Black river, Musqueto shore, were again returned to their old settlements, and that they had carried a great deal of English goods along with them.” BR 1 T is H E A st IND 1 E. s. * London, 7am. 14 ...
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