The Scots Magazine, Band 7Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1745 |
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... duty in the day of battle ; and who , inftead of being an affiftance , will betray us into misfortunes , by difappointing us of that ftrength , which we vainly rely up- on , by difordering our army , instead of fupporting it ? Bat , Sir ...
... duty in the day of battle ; and who , inftead of being an affiftance , will betray us into misfortunes , by difappointing us of that ftrength , which we vainly rely up- on , by difordering our army , instead of fupporting it ? Bat , Sir ...
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... duty , their prudence and authority may eafily remove or reconcile fuch dif- putes , fo as to prevent them from being carried to fuch a height , as may obftruct their acting together amicably and ear- neftly against the common enemy ...
... duty , their prudence and authority may eafily remove or reconcile fuch dif- putes , fo as to prevent them from being carried to fuch a height , as may obftruct their acting together amicably and ear- neftly against the common enemy ...
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... duty ; and all that influence , refpect , and regard , which was fhown by all the neigh bouring powers in Germany , on account of the noble and formidable army of the allies , furnished in a great measure by this country , will at once ...
... duty ; and all that influence , refpect , and regard , which was fhown by all the neigh bouring powers in Germany , on account of the noble and formidable army of the allies , furnished in a great measure by this country , will at once ...
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... duty both to themselves and their fovereign ; and , as I incline to judge cha- ritably even of minifters , I must believe the former . I must believe , that we might have had , and may ftill have as many troops as we pleafe to hire ...
... duty both to themselves and their fovereign ; and , as I incline to judge cha- ritably even of minifters , I must believe the former . I must believe , that we might have had , and may ftill have as many troops as we pleafe to hire ...
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... duty , is generally thought intitled to more liberty in converfation than another clergyman , that he may adapt himself to the company he is obliged to be among . But , befides that I fee no reafon why officers , who are ufually ...
... duty , is generally thought intitled to more liberty in converfation than another clergyman , that he may adapt himself to the company he is obliged to be among . But , befides that I fee no reafon why officers , who are ufually ...
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