The Scots Magazine, Band 7Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1745 |
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... friend to a good cause must be he who is most inviolably attached to truth and right ; who will be induced to change ... friends to truth , or from making the beft ufe we can of the hints they favour us with ; if not at the time , yer ...
... friend to a good cause must be he who is most inviolably attached to truth and right ; who will be induced to change ... friends to truth , or from making the beft ufe we can of the hints they favour us with ; if not at the time , yer ...
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... friends in the United Provinces fee the danger of being obliged to reim- burfe the gold they have received , when ever it shall be demanded , and fo make them equally jealous with others ; or at their power to hinder . Befides , the fuc ...
... friends in the United Provinces fee the danger of being obliged to reim- burfe the gold they have received , when ever it shall be demanded , and fo make them equally jealous with others ; or at their power to hinder . Befides , the fuc ...
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... friend to our present Royal family will advise it . I must confefs , Sir , the Hon . Gentle- man has found out a very ... friends have not en- tirely forgot our being at war with Spain ; but I fhould likewife be glad to know , how we can ...
... friend to our present Royal family will advise it . I must confefs , Sir , the Hon . Gentle- man has found out a very ... friends have not en- tirely forgot our being at war with Spain ; but I fhould likewife be glad to know , how we can ...
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... friends to the Queen of Hungary as they pretend , the allied army can be no way leffened by our difmiffing their troops out of our pay ; and , if their friendship for the Queen of Hungary be pretended only , in order to intitle them to ...
... friends to the Queen of Hungary as they pretend , the allied army can be no way leffened by our difmiffing their troops out of our pay ; and , if their friendship for the Queen of Hungary be pretended only , in order to intitle them to ...
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... friends ; and these complaints may have fpread among the fubaltern officers ; and , being diffufed among the common fol- diers , may have occafioned a national re- fentment in favour of their own coun- trymen , against those that may ...
... friends ; and these complaints may have fpread among the fubaltern officers ; and , being diffufed among the common fol- diers , may have occafioned a national re- fentment in favour of their own coun- trymen , against those that may ...
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