The Scots Magazine, Band 7Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1745 |
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... Such is the melancholy state of our unhappy country at present . As it is difficult for the most steady heads and closest thinkers to keep free of all bias in fuch a fituation of things , it is fcarcely to be expected , but the many ...
... Such is the melancholy state of our unhappy country at present . As it is difficult for the most steady heads and closest thinkers to keep free of all bias in fuch a fituation of things , it is fcarcely to be expected , but the many ...
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... Such reafoning might go down in a country governed as to spirituals by a Popish clergy , and as to temporals by an abfolute prince ; the one re- quiring implicit faith , and the other paffive obedience and non - refiftance : and it is ...
... Such reafoning might go down in a country governed as to spirituals by a Popish clergy , and as to temporals by an abfolute prince ; the one re- quiring implicit faith , and the other paffive obedience and non - refiftance : and it is ...
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... such general declarations as these , has he shifted interesting himself in the present contests . • POLAND , after having been put almost all in a flame by private quarrels between fome of the principal Nobility , and quel- ling an ...
... such general declarations as these , has he shifted interesting himself in the present contests . • POLAND , after having been put almost all in a flame by private quarrels between fome of the principal Nobility , and quel- ling an ...
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... such progrefs in Flanders , and fo powerful an army hovering upon their very frontiers , has not induced them to enter into more vigorous measures ; e fpecially as the most part of people in thefe provinces difcover fo conftant a ...
... such progrefs in Flanders , and fo powerful an army hovering upon their very frontiers , has not induced them to enter into more vigorous measures ; e fpecially as the most part of people in thefe provinces difcover fo conftant a ...
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... such suf- ferers by the continuance of the war , that , inftead of prefcribing , as we may do by a fuccefsful fupport of the Queen of Hun- gary , we fhould at laft be obliged to re- ceive terms from the court of Spain , and fhould be ...
... such suf- ferers by the continuance of the war , that , inftead of prefcribing , as we may do by a fuccefsful fupport of the Queen of Hun- gary , we fhould at laft be obliged to re- ceive terms from the court of Spain , and fhould be ...
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