The Scots Magazine, Band 40Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1778 |
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... most perfect refpect , I have the honour to be , & c . W. HOWE . " " New York , Dec. 15. Several gentle- men who left Philadelphia in the last fleet , intimate , that about the beginning of last month , the Congrefs , confidering the ...
... most perfect refpect , I have the honour to be , & c . W. HOWE . " " New York , Dec. 15. Several gentle- men who left Philadelphia in the last fleet , intimate , that about the beginning of last month , the Congrefs , confidering the ...
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... most humble fervant , J. BURGOYNE . " By refolves of the general affembly of Maffachufet's - bay , the troops under Gen. Burgoyne [ 39.660 . ] were appointed to be quartered in the barracks on Prospect and Winter hills , and fuch others ...
... most humble fervant , J. BURGOYNE . " By refolves of the general affembly of Maffachufet's - bay , the troops under Gen. Burgoyne [ 39.660 . ] were appointed to be quartered in the barracks on Prospect and Winter hills , and fuch others ...
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... most unfortunate affair ; but , how ever , he hoped , the Houfe would not be over anxious in condemnation , nor decide on the propriety or impropriety of the concerted plan that led to this un- happy event . He hoped they would fufpend ...
... most unfortunate affair ; but , how ever , he hoped , the Houfe would not be over anxious in condemnation , nor decide on the propriety or impropriety of the concerted plan that led to this un- happy event . He hoped they would fufpend ...
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... most coercive measures . It is fo well known as scarcely to re- quire mention , that an averfion to con- tinental connections , with fomething bordering upon an antipathy to the em- ploying of foreign troops in any cafe whatfoever , had ...
... most coercive measures . It is fo well known as scarcely to re- quire mention , that an averfion to con- tinental connections , with fomething bordering upon an antipathy to the em- ploying of foreign troops in any cafe whatfoever , had ...
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... most alarming nature , and might produce the most fatal confe- quences : That it was totally fubverfive of the great charter and fecurity of Eng- Jifh liberties , the Bill of Rights . They were requested to confider the import- ance of ...
... most alarming nature , and might produce the most fatal confe- quences : That it was totally fubverfive of the great charter and fecurity of Eng- Jifh liberties , the Bill of Rights . They were requested to confider the import- ance of ...
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