The Scots Magazine, Band 24Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1762 |
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... himself and his countrymen the privileges of freedom. We have been once refused, let us ask again, and repeat for ever (till it is granted) our just request. The bill for the English militia was rejećted more than once - but did the ...
... himself and his countrymen the privileges of freedom. We have been once refused, let us ask again, and repeat for ever (till it is granted) our just request. The bill for the English militia was rejećted more than once - but did the ...
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... himself into the gardens, to know if there was any foundation for it. There befoynd Almena supporting herself against the wall, not having perfectly recovered either her strength or reason. “Art thou, indeed, my Solyman 2" (said she): ...
... himself into the gardens, to know if there was any foundation for it. There befoynd Almena supporting herself against the wall, not having perfectly recovered either her strength or reason. “Art thou, indeed, my Solyman 2" (said she): ...
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... himself before the King, he thus expressed himself: “Let the King of Kanara live for his ear is open to the complaints of the unhappy, and he despiseth no man for the miseries which chance hath brought upon him.” “I am a man ...
... himself before the King, he thus expressed himself: “Let the King of Kanara live for his ear is open to the complaints of the unhappy, and he despiseth no man for the miseries which chance hath brought upon him.” “I am a man ...
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... himself, or orport it to places where he may find orket. In those countries, the prince onlevy few or no taxes, but in the same onner: And as he will receive very all benefit from impositions so paid, it a rident, that such a kingdom ...
... himself, or orport it to places where he may find orket. In those countries, the prince onlevy few or no taxes, but in the same onner: And as he will receive very all benefit from impositions so paid, it a rident, that such a kingdom ...
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... himself a part of the defence of his king, and his country. The bill, as it was brought into parliament two years ago [xxii. 707.], is now under, the serious consideration of the 'ommittee, who are very desircus, that. ntlemen may ...
... himself a part of the defence of his king, and his country. The bill, as it was brought into parliament two years ago [xxii. 707.], is now under, the serious consideration of the 'ommittee, who are very desircus, that. ntlemen may ...
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