The Scots Magazine, Band 24Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1762 |
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... present King of Spar N 43. Ward's cure for a so R = Thro AT 43. Artoire for sweetening. So UR WIN E 44. *the Loss to be preferred in the militia 44. 5th and 6th volumes of Tristram Shandy 33. * Mr Hume's discourse of money ib ...
... present King of Spar N 43. Ward's cure for a so R = Thro AT 43. Artoire for sweetening. So UR WIN E 44. *the Loss to be preferred in the militia 44. 5th and 6th volumes of Tristram Shandy 33. * Mr Hume's discourse of money ib ...
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... present. It is only the public which draws any advantage from the gréâter plenty of money; and that only in its wars and negotiations with foreign fates. And this is the reason, why all rich and trading countries, from Carthage to ...
... present. It is only the public which draws any advantage from the gréâter plenty of money; and that only in its wars and negotiations with foreign fates. And this is the reason, why all rich and trading countries, from Carthage to ...
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... present situation of the world, and the visible dispositions of Providence, seem to promise the propagation and continuance of it.—On the last he says, “Some remarkable circumstances, it the present situation of the world, give ...
... present situation of the world, and the visible dispositions of Providence, seem to promise the propagation and continuance of it.—On the last he says, “Some remarkable circumstances, it the present situation of the world, give ...
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... present course of - *: and commerce, opens a delightprosped to every serious observer. Asit taketh rise from nations ... present state of the society], “ that 14o fehools are, at this present time, maintained by the society; and that ...
... present course of - *: and commerce, opens a delightprosped to every serious observer. Asit taketh rise from nations ... present state of the society], “ that 14o fehools are, at this present time, maintained by the society; and that ...
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... present war has rendered so indispensably necessary for the defence of his Majesty's crown, and ot the religion, laws, and liberties of this. kingdom. . . . . . . . . - I have direéted estimates to be laid before you, of the charge that ...
... present war has rendered so indispensably necessary for the defence of his Majesty's crown, and ot the religion, laws, and liberties of this. kingdom. . . . . . . . . - I have direéted estimates to be laid before you, of the charge that ...
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