The Scots Magazine, Band 40Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1778 |
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... whole is laid wafte . All the houfes within the enemy's lines have been destroyed . A fmall party of our troops were fur- prifed in Mr Dickenson's house , and were every foul put to the bayonet after they furrendered . The Congrefs are ...
... whole is laid wafte . All the houfes within the enemy's lines have been destroyed . A fmall party of our troops were fur- prifed in Mr Dickenson's house , and were every foul put to the bayonet after they furrendered . The Congrefs are ...
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... whole army upon paper confifted of 55,095 men , 14,000 of which were under the immediate command of Gen. Carleton , 20,000 under Gen. Howe , and the re- maining 21,000 , confifting of regulars , provincials , & c . were ferving at New ...
... whole army upon paper confifted of 55,095 men , 14,000 of which were under the immediate command of Gen. Carleton , 20,000 under Gen. Howe , and the re- maining 21,000 , confifting of regulars , provincials , & c . were ferving at New ...
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... whole : That however innocuous it might feem in its first operation , the example and pre- cedent were of the most alarming nature , and might produce the most fatal confe- quences : That it was totally fubverfive of the great charter ...
... whole : That however innocuous it might feem in its first operation , the example and pre- cedent were of the most alarming nature , and might produce the most fatal confe- quences : That it was totally fubverfive of the great charter ...
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... whole ; the foldiers were alfo to be Proteftants , to become naturalized fubjects , and to take the oath 1o Geo . I. [ 8. 362. ] . And fo tenacious was the minifter and parlia- ment then with respect to the act of fet- tlement , fo ...
... whole ; the foldiers were alfo to be Proteftants , to become naturalized fubjects , and to take the oath 1o Geo . I. [ 8. 362. ] . And fo tenacious was the minifter and parlia- ment then with respect to the act of fet- tlement , fo ...
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... whole quetion of difpute in favour of America ; for if that meeting was le- gal , our whole conduer muft have been a courfe of injudice : That it was more confonant with the dignity of parlia ment to find fome other method ; that by ...
... whole quetion of difpute in favour of America ; for if that meeting was le- gal , our whole conduer muft have been a courfe of injudice : That it was more confonant with the dignity of parlia ment to find fome other method ; that by ...
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