The Scots Magazine, Band 5Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1743 |
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... most fanguine hopes our country could entertain ; and we fignified how much we thought the prefent miniftry obliged in honour to justify their former profeffions , by fleadily purfuing the interefts of their country . But as we were fen ...
... most fanguine hopes our country could entertain ; and we fignified how much we thought the prefent miniftry obliged in honour to justify their former profeffions , by fleadily purfuing the interefts of their country . But as we were fen ...
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... most of our countrymen , must embarrass not a few . On this fubject we have had feveral letters , of different import . Some complain that ef fays efteemed tolerable by pretty good judges have been denied a place . Others advise the ...
... most of our countrymen , must embarrass not a few . On this fubject we have had feveral letters , of different import . Some complain that ef fays efteemed tolerable by pretty good judges have been denied a place . Others advise the ...
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... most heartily concur with the Noble Lord in his motion . The fpeech of Cn . Cornelius Cethegus . Mr Prefident , A S I never had any fhare in the con- duct of our publick affairs , it can- not be supposed that I have any reafon , upon my ...
... most heartily concur with the Noble Lord in his motion . The fpeech of Cn . Cornelius Cethegus . Mr Prefident , A S I never had any fhare in the con- duct of our publick affairs , it can- not be supposed that I have any reafon , upon my ...
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... most grie- for faying , that a parliamentary inquiry voufly fufpected of , and both are fecrets . muft neceffarily discover the fecrets of our which it very much behoves him to have government . Surely , in a war with Spain , concealed ...
... most grie- for faying , that a parliamentary inquiry voufly fufpected of , and both are fecrets . muft neceffarily discover the fecrets of our which it very much behoves him to have government . Surely , in a war with Spain , concealed ...
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... most popu- lar ftep which could then be taken in fa- vour of the balance of Europe , already al- most ruined beyond redemption . But , e- ven in this affair , Hanover acts upon a se- parate bottom , provides for her own fa- tisfaction ...
... most popu- lar ftep which could then be taken in fa- vour of the balance of Europe , already al- most ruined beyond redemption . But , e- ven in this affair , Hanover acts upon a se- parate bottom , provides for her own fa- tisfaction ...
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