The Scots Magazine, Band 31Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1769 |
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... province of Montenegro , tributary to the Grand Signior , and bordering on the Venetian Dalmatia , had there publicly declared himself to be the Czar Peter III . of Ruffia , pretending that the report of his death was defignedly fpread ...
... province of Montenegro , tributary to the Grand Signior , and bordering on the Venetian Dalmatia , had there publicly declared himself to be the Czar Peter III . of Ruffia , pretending that the report of his death was defignedly fpread ...
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... province bordering on Turky , which was afterwards called the confederacy of Bar . The intention of it was , to abolish , by force of arms , all the new conftitutions , particularly the treaty relating to the Diffidents . They alfo ...
... province bordering on Turky , which was afterwards called the confederacy of Bar . The intention of it was , to abolish , by force of arms , all the new conftitutions , particularly the treaty relating to the Diffidents . They alfo ...
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... province to another . These mea- fures were intended to give a plenty at home . Not content with this , be , in times of diftrefs , ( and even before they came ) , greatly loaded the husbandman with impofitions and taxes , that the ma ...
... province to another . These mea- fures were intended to give a plenty at home . Not content with this , be , in times of diftrefs , ( and even before they came ) , greatly loaded the husbandman with impofitions and taxes , that the ma ...
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... provinces , governed by a lieutenant or governor , fent by the King of G. Britain , and recalled by him at pleasure . The people of fuch plantations , says he , are not intitled to participate the many ad- vantages they enjoy as ...
... provinces , governed by a lieutenant or governor , fent by the King of G. Britain , and recalled by him at pleasure . The people of fuch plantations , says he , are not intitled to participate the many ad- vantages they enjoy as ...
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... provinces ; who thereupon write to each nobleman and gentleman in their province , and to the hifhops , who cause the fame to be published in all churches . Next to the ftates , the fenate is the most confiderable body in the nation ...
... provinces ; who thereupon write to each nobleman and gentleman in their province , and to the hifhops , who cause the fame to be published in all churches . Next to the ftates , the fenate is the most confiderable body in the nation ...
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