The Scots Magazine, Band 7Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1745 |
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... cases , even property itself ceases , and pofitive inftitu- tions give way to the good of the whole , founded on felf - evident neceffity . Befides , this abuse of the prefs may be of fuch a nature , as to require no deliberation in E ...
... cases , even property itself ceases , and pofitive inftitu- tions give way to the good of the whole , founded on felf - evident neceffity . Befides , this abuse of the prefs may be of fuch a nature , as to require no deliberation in E ...
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... case ; and therefore it must be allowed , that the Elector of Hanover rifks the ban , by ta- king arms against the Emperor . Perhaps the Noble Lord may diftinguish between the Elector of Hanover and the King of G. Britain ; and it would ...
... case ; and therefore it must be allowed , that the Elector of Hanover rifks the ban , by ta- king arms against the Emperor . Perhaps the Noble Lord may diftinguish between the Elector of Hanover and the King of G. Britain ; and it would ...
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... case they do not fecure the murderer , or if he efcapes after being fecured , to pay the Advocate the fum for which he is made liable by the preceeding article : the one half to be paid by the magiftrate whofe duty it was to have ...
... case they do not fecure the murderer , or if he efcapes after being fecured , to pay the Advocate the fum for which he is made liable by the preceeding article : the one half to be paid by the magiftrate whofe duty it was to have ...
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... case , think the above pe- nalties too fevere , or the inconveniencies fuch as ought not to be borne ? —I am , & c . UNIVERSAL SPECTATOR , March 30 . A comparison of different authors . Mr. STONECASTLE , IN reading , comparifon may be ...
... case , think the above pe- nalties too fevere , or the inconveniencies fuch as ought not to be borne ? —I am , & c . UNIVERSAL SPECTATOR , March 30 . A comparison of different authors . Mr. STONECASTLE , IN reading , comparifon may be ...
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... case , I believe , during laft campaign . His Ma- jefty took the advice of all the Generals , both British and foreign , who had any right to be of his council ; he heard them all without diftinction , without prejudice : but he ...
... case , I believe , during laft campaign . His Ma- jefty took the advice of all the Generals , both British and foreign , who had any right to be of his council ; he heard them all without diftinction , without prejudice : but he ...
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