The Scots Magazine, Band 7Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1745 |
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... body of their troops pofted from Bingen to Treves is to guard the Hundfruck and Mofelle ; while M. Maillebois is to march down the Rhine with 50,000 men , to guard that river from Mentz to Duffel- dorpe and Bonne . Notice of this ...
... body of their troops pofted from Bingen to Treves is to guard the Hundfruck and Mofelle ; while M. Maillebois is to march down the Rhine with 50,000 men , to guard that river from Mentz to Duffel- dorpe and Bonne . Notice of this ...
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... body knows that knows any thing of that government , must be the inevitable con- fequence of this extraordinary step : for no body abroad will imagine , that the fer- vice of Britons and Hanoverians together is incompatible , if the ...
... body knows that knows any thing of that government , must be the inevitable con- fequence of this extraordinary step : for no body abroad will imagine , that the fer- vice of Britons and Hanoverians together is incompatible , if the ...
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... body fay , that this precaution was necessary in order to be your enemy . The common report was , that there was no comparifon be- tween you and a thousand pounds a - year . But , as I had never feen you , I had a right not to believe ...
... body fay , that this precaution was necessary in order to be your enemy . The common report was , that there was no comparifon be- tween you and a thousand pounds a - year . But , as I had never feen you , I had a right not to believe ...
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... body is fenfible , not only of the great inconveniencies our fea - officers have , for fome years past , had in manning the navy , but of the fhame- ful mifcarriages which have happened in our fea affairs . Publick offices may be called ...
... body is fenfible , not only of the great inconveniencies our fea - officers have , for fome years past , had in manning the navy , but of the fhame- ful mifcarriages which have happened in our fea affairs . Publick offices may be called ...
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... body , which having diffected , and clean- fed the bones , he put them together , and hung them up at a chamber - window to dry , leaving the cafement open . The wind blowing , the Jkeleton confequently moved : which fome very wife ...
... body , which having diffected , and clean- fed the bones , he put them together , and hung them up at a chamber - window to dry , leaving the cafement open . The wind blowing , the Jkeleton confequently moved : which fome very wife ...
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