The Scots Magazine, Band 14Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1752 |
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... peace with all his neighbours, which will ačtually prevent his attacking any of them, except he be forced to it by the insurre&ions of his subjects, or by the intrigues of that party which his nephew has under his influence in the divan ...
... peace with all his neighbours, which will ačtually prevent his attacking any of them, except he be forced to it by the insurre&ions of his subjects, or by the intrigues of that party which his nephew has under his influence in the divan ...
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... peace, by my endeavouring to maintain the most perfeót harmony with the neighbouring powers of this kingdom, in avoiding, as I now do, to give them the least cause of umbrage.” The Rus. sian minister dispatched a courier to inform the ...
... peace, by my endeavouring to maintain the most perfeót harmony with the neighbouring powers of this kingdom, in avoiding, as I now do, to give them the least cause of umbrage.” The Rus. sian minister dispatched a courier to inform the ...
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... peace, I believe no man will think of adding to the number of our taxes, or of increasing any one of those we are now loaded with; and every one knows, that all our taxes, except the land and malt, are now mortgaged for raising the ...
... peace, I believe no man will think of adding to the number of our taxes, or of increasing any one of those we are now loaded with; and every one knows, that all our taxes, except the land and malt, are now mortgaged for raising the ...
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... peace, and I find, that with 8ooo seamen we may keep as many and as good station-ships, in the East and West Indies, on the coast of Africa, and in the Mediterranean, as have usually been employed in a time of settled tranquillity; and ...
... peace, and I find, that with 8ooo seamen we may keep as many and as good station-ships, in the East and West Indies, on the coast of Africa, and in the Mediterranean, as have usually been employed in a time of settled tranquillity; and ...
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... peace; for it is ridiculous to think of any other method for preventing the necessity of pressing, but that of keeping a sufficient number in pay even in time of peace. The merchants must always have a certain proportion of expert ...
... peace; for it is ridiculous to think of any other method for preventing the necessity of pressing, but that of keeping a sufficient number in pay even in time of peace. The merchants must always have a certain proportion of expert ...
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