The Scots Magazine, Band 5Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1743 |
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... peace could not be obtained , nothing should hin- der him in the fpring from putting him- felf at the head of his army , in order to improve the little time he had to live for the advantage of his fubjects . It was a chief thing ...
... peace could not be obtained , nothing should hin- der him in the fpring from putting him- felf at the head of his army , in order to improve the little time he had to live for the advantage of his fubjects . It was a chief thing ...
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... peace with the Queen of Hungary foon followed . And his Maje- fty finding himself thereupon in peaceable poffeffion of Lower and part of Upper Silefia , made it his first care to revive the almoft decayed state of commerce there , by ...
... peace with the Queen of Hungary foon followed . And his Maje- fty finding himself thereupon in peaceable poffeffion of Lower and part of Upper Silefia , made it his first care to revive the almoft decayed state of commerce there , by ...
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... peace was by no means to be difregarded . Nor did the Queen of HUNGARY lofe by her neceffary conceffions to these princes , having thereby disjointed the formidable union that threatened the total overthrow of her house , and convinced ...
... peace was by no means to be difregarded . Nor did the Queen of HUNGARY lofe by her neceffary conceffions to these princes , having thereby disjointed the formidable union that threatened the total overthrow of her house , and convinced ...
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... peace . The Marquis de Fenelon's bufinefs has been to employ all his art in hindering the effect of fuch remonftrances ; and to that end his court inftructed him to lay before the States feveral feemingly advantageous motives of entring ...
... peace . The Marquis de Fenelon's bufinefs has been to employ all his art in hindering the effect of fuch remonftrances ; and to that end his court inftructed him to lay before the States feveral feemingly advantageous motives of entring ...
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... peace ; Let one bright funfine gild life's vernal day , And clear and fmiling be its evening ray ; Late may be feel the fofteft blaft of death , As rofes droop beneath a Zephyr's breath : Thus gently fading , peaceful reft in earth ...
... peace ; Let one bright funfine gild life's vernal day , And clear and fmiling be its evening ray ; Late may be feel the fofteft blaft of death , As rofes droop beneath a Zephyr's breath : Thus gently fading , peaceful reft in earth ...
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