The Scots Magazine, Band 40Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1778 |
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... America 189 . 18. Loyal addreffes prefented by both Houfes to the King 190 . April 4. The parliament of Ireland addrefs the King on the prefent posture of af fairs 212 . 11. The peace - commiflioners fail from Portsmouth for America 214 ...
... America 189 . 18. Loyal addreffes prefented by both Houfes to the King 190 . April 4. The parliament of Ireland addrefs the King on the prefent posture of af fairs 212 . 11. The peace - commiflioners fail from Portsmouth for America 214 ...
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... AMERICA . [ 39. 696. ] fame manner , with the requifite propor- tions of ammunition , were mounted in tions in America , in the preceding volume , ended with Gen. Howe's get- ting poffeffion of Philadelphia , and his unfuccefsful attack ...
... AMERICA . [ 39. 696. ] fame manner , with the requifite propor- tions of ammunition , were mounted in tions in America , in the preceding volume , ended with Gen. Howe's get- ting poffeffion of Philadelphia , and his unfuccefsful attack ...
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... America , that the Germans fhall fly from it to better themselves , by returning to their own native , infamous fhambles , to be again fold by their tyrannical , petty princes . But our important hope is to be grati- fied by the ...
... America , that the Germans fhall fly from it to better themselves , by returning to their own native , infamous fhambles , to be again fold by their tyrannical , petty princes . But our important hope is to be grati- fied by the ...
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... America . He acknowledged , that though this was the general arrangement , he was forry to fay it was only on paper , for that fcarce- ly any of the corps were completed to their full complement . He faid , that no means had been ...
... America . He acknowledged , that though this was the general arrangement , he was forry to fay it was only on paper , for that fcarce- ly any of the corps were completed to their full complement . He faid , that no means had been ...
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... America was willing to fub- deftroy or enflave ; that in the present mit to , were in a state proper to be laid ftate of things in America , this desirable before the Houfe , that , in his opinion , object could only be obtained by fuch ...
... America was willing to fub- deftroy or enflave ; that in the present mit to , were in a state proper to be laid ftate of things in America , this desirable before the Houfe , that , in his opinion , object could only be obtained by fuch ...
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