The Scots Magazine, Band 20Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1758 |
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... desire, called on the 28th, confisting of the same members with the former; and this council came to a resolution unanimously, that it was adviseable to land troops to attack these forts with all possible dispatch. A proposal was then ...
... desire, called on the 28th, confisting of the same members with the former; and this council came to a resolution unanimously, that it was adviseable to land troops to attack these forts with all possible dispatch. A proposal was then ...
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... desire, *::is said, we equipped a most tremento fleet, to cause a diversion in his fa*:::, and to draw down the French for* to defend their own coast. But did * efforts answer the cind proposed : By no means. We were too prudent even to ...
... desire, *::is said, we equipped a most tremento fleet, to cause a diversion in his fa*:::, and to draw down the French for* to defend their own coast. But did * efforts answer the cind proposed : By no means. We were too prudent even to ...
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... desire of Paoli, the British squadron in the Mediterranean, under Adm. Osborne, came before the island, and blocked up its ports. We were assured, by letters from Leghorn, that the British fleet landed no men, because they did not think ...
... desire of Paoli, the British squadron in the Mediterranean, under Adm. Osborne, came before the island, and blocked up its ports. We were assured, by letters from Leghorn, that the British fleet landed no men, because they did not think ...
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... desire of one or both of those monarchs. This is one of the most entertaining books that ever appeared in any language, and gives us a kind of a dawn (and no faint one neither) of the lustre to which our tongue is capable of arriving ...
... desire of one or both of those monarchs. This is one of the most entertaining books that ever appeared in any language, and gives us a kind of a dawn (and no faint one neither) of the lustre to which our tongue is capable of arriving ...
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... desire. If then you found me worthy of such honour, good your Grace, let not any fight fancy, or bad co oscis of mine enemies, withdraw your princely favour from me; neither let that stain, that unworthy doowrapt themselves up in the ...
... desire. If then you found me worthy of such honour, good your Grace, let not any fight fancy, or bad co oscis of mine enemies, withdraw your princely favour from me; neither let that stain, that unworthy doowrapt themselves up in the ...
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