The Scots Magazine, Band 7Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1745 |
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... troops in winter - quarters . Early in last year the FRENCH made vaft preparations to invade G. Britain from Dunkirk , in expectation of finding a ftrong party in the kingdom to favour them : but the attempt proved abortive in itself ...
... troops in winter - quarters . Early in last year the FRENCH made vaft preparations to invade G. Britain from Dunkirk , in expectation of finding a ftrong party in the kingdom to favour them : but the attempt proved abortive in itself ...
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... troops from any potentate in Europe ; becaufe fuch of them as are not engaged against us , are so much afraid of fome attack upon their own territories , that they will not part with any of their troops . Besides , Sir , if we could ...
... troops from any potentate in Europe ; becaufe fuch of them as are not engaged against us , are so much afraid of fome attack upon their own territories , that they will not part with any of their troops . Besides , Sir , if we could ...
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... troops in this manner , we should have done much more service both to the Queen of Hungary and our- felves , than by fending them to Flanders . But then our minifters could have had no pretence for taking Hanoverian troops in- to ...
... troops in this manner , we should have done much more service both to the Queen of Hungary and our- felves , than by fending them to Flanders . But then our minifters could have had no pretence for taking Hanoverian troops in- to ...
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... troops . But it may be faid , that those troops must be continued in our pay till peace be actually concluded . Sir , I have two reafons , which I think pretty fubftantial , even against this . The one is , That our minifters will never ...
... troops . But it may be faid , that those troops must be continued in our pay till peace be actually concluded . Sir , I have two reafons , which I think pretty fubftantial , even against this . The one is , That our minifters will never ...
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... troops in the army at their own expence : con- fequently , if the court of Hanover be fuch 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 ...
... troops in the army at their own expence : con- fequently , if the court of Hanover be fuch 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 ...
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