The Scots Magazine, Band 31Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1769 |
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... most melancholy reflections humanity can fuggest , that the records of mankind are filled with miferable butcheries , while the cultivation of the earth is fcarce ever mentioned . A few pages would give us a complete compilation of the ...
... most melancholy reflections humanity can fuggest , that the records of mankind are filled with miferable butcheries , while the cultivation of the earth is fcarce ever mentioned . A few pages would give us a complete compilation of the ...
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... Most Excellent Majefty . Moft Gracious Sovereign , WE your Majefly's dutiful and loyal fubjects , the reprefentatives of the freemen of the government of the coun⚫ ties of Newcastle , Kent , and Suffex upon Delaware , in general ...
... Most Excellent Majefty . Moft Gracious Sovereign , WE your Majefly's dutiful and loyal fubjects , the reprefentatives of the freemen of the government of the coun⚫ ties of Newcastle , Kent , and Suffex upon Delaware , in general ...
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... most fin- cere and ardent wifhes , that your Maje- fty's reign may be long , happy , and glo- rious ; and that all your pious endeavours for fupporting the religious and civil rights of your fubjects , may be blessed with the most ...
... most fin- cere and ardent wifhes , that your Maje- fty's reign may be long , happy , and glo- rious ; and that all your pious endeavours for fupporting the religious and civil rights of your fubjects , may be blessed with the most ...
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... most hear- tily join in their requeft ; and am , my Lord , your Lordship's most obedient fer- vant , [ Lond . Ch . ] SIR , ** London , Fan . 17 . MR Rouffeau having quarrelled with the magiftrates at Bourgoin in Dau phine , hath ...
... most hear- tily join in their requeft ; and am , my Lord , your Lordship's most obedient fer- vant , [ Lond . Ch . ] SIR , ** London , Fan . 17 . MR Rouffeau having quarrelled with the magiftrates at Bourgoin in Dau phine , hath ...
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... most victorious King William the Conqueror , your most noble progenitor , gave the fame county to Hugh Loup his nephew , to hold as freely to him and to his heirs by the fword , as the fame King fhould hold all England by the crown ...
... most victorious King William the Conqueror , your most noble progenitor , gave the fame county to Hugh Loup his nephew , to hold as freely to him and to his heirs by the fword , as the fame King fhould hold all England by the crown ...
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