The Scots Magazine, Band 7Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1745 |
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... liberty to lay before our readers fome of the general maxims which we think ought to direct our conduct , that they may know what they have to expect ; always fubmitting ourselves , nevertheless , to their friendly advice and correction ...
... liberty to lay before our readers fome of the general maxims which we think ought to direct our conduct , that they may know what they have to expect ; always fubmitting ourselves , nevertheless , to their friendly advice and correction ...
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... liberty , there are who would compromife matters . They approve of fpeaking and writing freely in times of tranquillity , on condition that we engage to be filent - in times of danger.But if this be admitted as a good reafon for filence ...
... liberty , there are who would compromife matters . They approve of fpeaking and writing freely in times of tranquillity , on condition that we engage to be filent - in times of danger.But if this be admitted as a good reafon for filence ...
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... liberty of propofing their difficulties or objections ; becaufe to bid them judge before thefe are heard and answered , muft mean that they thould determine , contrary to the reafons that have been offered them , or elfe that they ...
... liberty of propofing their difficulties or objections ; becaufe to bid them judge before thefe are heard and answered , muft mean that they thould determine , contrary to the reafons that have been offered them , or elfe that they ...
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... liberty of returning at pleasure , whenever there were an urgent occafion for them , foon made it appear , that nothing more of confequence would be done in Flan- ders this campaign . Some light skirmishes did indeed happen ; but C ...
... liberty of returning at pleasure , whenever there were an urgent occafion for them , foon made it appear , that nothing more of confequence would be done in Flan- ders this campaign . Some light skirmishes did indeed happen ; but C ...
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... liberty of a free navigation ; and to keep down the ftill growing power of France , which is greatly her fuperior by land , afpires to rival her by fea , and was lately the only fupport of her other decla- red enemy : With her may be ...
... liberty of a free navigation ; and to keep down the ftill growing power of France , which is greatly her fuperior by land , afpires to rival her by fea , and was lately the only fupport of her other decla- red enemy : With her may be ...
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