The Scots Magazine, Band 24Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1762 |
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... pleased to oppose; he even complains that our nation is but too jealous of its honour. Has he taken the measure of his jealousy from his own breast 2 or from the chara&er of the Cappadocians, to whom he has so learnedly compared his ...
... pleased to oppose; he even complains that our nation is but too jealous of its honour. Has he taken the measure of his jealousy from his own breast 2 or from the chara&er of the Cappadocians, to whom he has so learnedly compared his ...
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... pleased to call madness, that my countrymen would reflect on the fatal error which they commit, in throwing all their attention on the side of commerce and wealth. Such an error would be scarcely pardonable in a company of Jewish ...
... pleased to call madness, that my countrymen would reflect on the fatal error which they commit, in throwing all their attention on the side of commerce and wealth. Such an error would be scarcely pardonable in a company of Jewish ...
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... pleased,' - . 7am. 23. to appoint Edward Duke of York, William Duke of Cumberland, Thomas Archbishop of Canterbury, Lord Chancellor Henley, and several other grear officers of state, and all and every privy-counsellors for the time ...
... pleased,' - . 7am. 23. to appoint Edward Duke of York, William Duke of Cumberland, Thomas Archbishop of Canterbury, Lord Chancellor Henley, and several other grear officers of state, and all and every privy-counsellors for the time ...
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... what degree of compresfion we pleased.—I injoined her abstinence from solid food, and that she should move her jaw, as little 2: ; 2:..... ? is method *** * A discouragement to marriage removed. accorpixos in the Session of.
... what degree of compresfion we pleased.—I injoined her abstinence from solid food, and that she should move her jaw, as little 2: ; 2:..... ? is method *** * A discouragement to marriage removed. accorpixos in the Session of.
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... pleased to condescend to be governor the said company, and his Majesty havi been graciously pleased to accept the sat [xxii. 603.], his Majesty recommend: to this house to consider proper meth, to render the same effectual. G. R.”- Upon ...
... pleased to condescend to be governor the said company, and his Majesty havi been graciously pleased to accept the sat [xxii. 603.], his Majesty recommend: to this house to consider proper meth, to render the same effectual. G. R.”- Upon ...
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