The Scots Magazine, Band 9Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1747 |
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... likewise appeared, that the famous partisan Baron TRENck had been concerned in this affair; so he shared the same fate, together with the confiscation of his vast fortune, which consisted chiefly in ready money. Upon the discovery of ...
... likewise appeared, that the famous partisan Baron TRENck had been concerned in this affair; so he shared the same fate, together with the confiscation of his vast fortune, which consisted chiefly in ready money. Upon the discovery of ...
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... likewise offered a subsidy, on condition that he would remain neuter, in the same manner his father had done; and, if the war continues, a short time must discover which of these proposals has been accepted. In ITALY, Don Philip had a ...
... likewise offered a subsidy, on condition that he would remain neuter, in the same manner his father had done; and, if the war continues, a short time must discover which of these proposals has been accepted. In ITALY, Don Philip had a ...
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... likewise started in relation to him; the Earl of Sandwich insisting, that the title of Imperial minister should be given him, and M. Puyssieux refusing to ailow him any other than that of minisier of the Queen of Hungary., . After eral ...
... likewise started in relation to him; the Earl of Sandwich insisting, that the title of Imperial minister should be given him, and M. Puyssieux refusing to ailow him any other than that of minisier of the Queen of Hungary., . After eral ...
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... likewise run parallel. When the sides are not parallel, but there is more breadth at the held than at the gorge, the work is called queue-d'yronde, or swallow's-tail. — The tenuille of a place is what is comprehended between the points ...
... likewise run parallel. When the sides are not parallel, but there is more breadth at the held than at the gorge, the work is called queue-d'yronde, or swallow's-tail. — The tenuille of a place is what is comprehended between the points ...
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... likewise be ex[. in case any of the Austrian estates attacked. Her Imperial Majesty of Russi A had lately prohibited the trade thro' her dominions to Persia, which a few years ago was set up by the British merchants under her protection ...
... likewise be ex[. in case any of the Austrian estates attacked. Her Imperial Majesty of Russi A had lately prohibited the trade thro' her dominions to Persia, which a few years ago was set up by the British merchants under her protection ...
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