The Scots Magazine, Band 7Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1745 |
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... believe what they wish to be true , was never more plainly verified in any age or country than now in ours . An unconcerned fpe- ctator might fufpect , that not a few imagine , the nature and neceffary confequences of an action may be ...
... believe what they wish to be true , was never more plainly verified in any age or country than now in ours . An unconcerned fpe- ctator might fufpect , that not a few imagine , the nature and neceffary confequences of an action may be ...
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... believe to be genuine , it is evident , I think , Sir , that our land - army upon the continent has already been of great fervice to the common caufe ; and , confequently , that it may ftill be of the fame service : there- fore it ought ...
... believe to be genuine , it is evident , I think , Sir , that our land - army upon the continent has already been of great fervice to the common caufe ; and , confequently , that it may ftill be of the fame service : there- fore it ought ...
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... believe , were again offer- ed last fummer , and offered with very ' material additions . What then was the caufe ? Had we then formed a scheme . for enabling the Queen of Hungary.to , make conquefts upon France ? If we had , it was a ...
... believe , were again offer- ed last fummer , and offered with very ' material additions . What then was the caufe ? Had we then formed a scheme . for enabling the Queen of Hungary.to , make conquefts upon France ? If we had , it was a ...
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... believe our minifters , with all their rhetorick , will hardly be able to perfuade her to give up any part of her Italian dominions to Don Philip , upon condition of Spain's coming to reafonable terms of peace with us ; and I can fee no ...
... believe our minifters , with all their rhetorick , will hardly be able to perfuade her to give up any part of her Italian dominions to Don Philip , upon condition of Spain's coming to reafonable terms of peace with us ; and I can fee no ...
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... believe , confent to the Queen of Hungary's accept- ing of any terms of peace , as long as they are allowed to keep Hanover troops in British pay ; and the other is , That I am fully convinced , that our land - army , more especially ...
... believe , confent to the Queen of Hungary's accept- ing of any terms of peace , as long as they are allowed to keep Hanover troops in British pay ; and the other is , That I am fully convinced , that our land - army , more especially ...
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