The Scots Magazine, Band 7Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1745 |
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... shall take the liberty to lay before our readers fome of the general maxims which we think ought to direct our conduct , that they may know what they have to expect ; always fubmitting ourselves , nevertheless , to their friendly advice ...
... shall take the liberty to lay before our readers fome of the general maxims which we think ought to direct our conduct , that they may know what they have to expect ; always fubmitting ourselves , nevertheless , to their friendly advice ...
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... shall be demanded , and fo make them equally jealous with others ; or at their power to hinder . Befides , the fuc- ceffion to Eaft - Friefland , over which the Dutch have had a kind of fuperiority . which is claimed by Hanover , and ...
... shall be demanded , and fo make them equally jealous with others ; or at their power to hinder . Befides , the fuc- ceffion to Eaft - Friefland , over which the Dutch have had a kind of fuperiority . which is claimed by Hanover , and ...
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... shall we go contrary to experience itself ; to experience , which teaches even fools ? Shall we take troops into our pay , who want perfonal courage ; who are fure to be wanting to their duty in the day of battle ; and who , inftead of ...
... shall we go contrary to experience itself ; to experience , which teaches even fools ? Shall we take troops into our pay , who want perfonal courage ; who are fure to be wanting to their duty in the day of battle ; and who , inftead of ...
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... Shall therefore the timidity of a printer , who was forced into acknowledgments that ftifled all in- quiry into this important fact , not only eftablish the dangerous precedent of im- punity , in abufing the moft ufeful of all ...
... Shall therefore the timidity of a printer , who was forced into acknowledgments that ftifled all in- quiry into this important fact , not only eftablish the dangerous precedent of im- punity , in abufing the moft ufeful of all ...
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... shall now have fuch an occa- fion , is beyond difpute , fince it is refolved to continue the war against the enemy by land , and fince it cannot be doubted but this enemy will again endeavour to im- pofe a weak chief upon the empire ...
... shall now have fuch an occa- fion , is beyond difpute , fince it is refolved to continue the war against the enemy by land , and fince it cannot be doubted but this enemy will again endeavour to im- pofe a weak chief upon the empire ...
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