The Scots Magazine, Band 5Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1743 |
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... these misfortunes , with the fpecious promifes he plentifully received from Versailles , has lately been convinced of the fallacy of building any thing on the foundation of these hopes , and feems now defirous of a peace , by the more ...
... these misfortunes , with the fpecious promifes he plentifully received from Versailles , has lately been convinced of the fallacy of building any thing on the foundation of these hopes , and feems now defirous of a peace , by the more ...
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... these frights were foon removed , by the peaceable fucceffion of the hereditary Prince of Sultzbach ; who has ... these evils to be remedied , which have a manifeft tendency to infringe the privileges of the members of the empire . The ...
... these frights were foon removed , by the peaceable fucceffion of the hereditary Prince of Sultzbach ; who has ... these evils to be remedied , which have a manifeft tendency to infringe the privileges of the members of the empire . The ...
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... these orders was , the late bold push into Sa- voy , where the Spaniards have made fuch progrefs , to the detriment of his Sardinian Majefty , that he has been obliged to give way to fuperior numbers for the prefent , and to submit to a ...
... these orders was , the late bold push into Sa- voy , where the Spaniards have made fuch progrefs , to the detriment of his Sardinian Majefty , that he has been obliged to give way to fuperior numbers for the prefent , and to submit to a ...
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... these their moderate requests : " We refuse not to be subjects , tho ' we refolve not to be flaves . Grant us what is rea- fonable , and we shall not need to be awed by your own or foreign troops . Let our Nobility be restored to their ...
... these their moderate requests : " We refuse not to be subjects , tho ' we refolve not to be flaves . Grant us what is rea- fonable , and we shall not need to be awed by your own or foreign troops . Let our Nobility be restored to their ...
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... these reasons , Sir , I cannot fuppofe we have the least cause or reafon for fet- ting up fuch an inquiry as is proposed by this motion : and , with all due regard to this house , I must say , that if an inquiry were fet up , as I hope ...
... these reasons , Sir , I cannot fuppofe we have the least cause or reafon for fet- ting up fuch an inquiry as is proposed by this motion : and , with all due regard to this house , I must say , that if an inquiry were fet up , as I hope ...
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