The Scots Magazine, Band 7Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1745 |
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... true , instead of fuffering by an examination , will rather re- ceive advantage from it ; and the fricter the examination , the greater will the advantage be ; That reftraints laid upon the liberty of speaking or writing , cannot do ...
... true , instead of fuffering by an examination , will rather re- ceive advantage from it ; and the fricter the examination , the greater will the advantage be ; That reftraints laid upon the liberty of speaking or writing , cannot do ...
Seite v
... true liberty ; and in the exercife of this privilege , and in afferting an in- defeafible right to it , may we not hope for the approbation and counte- nance , the affiftance and fupport of every true Briton of all profeffions and ...
... true liberty ; and in the exercife of this privilege , and in afferting an in- defeafible right to it , may we not hope for the approbation and counte- nance , the affiftance and fupport of every true Briton of all profeffions and ...
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... true , may be fupported by fuch weak evidence as we cannot reafonably depend upon ; while others may be attended with fuch marks of credibility as to induce belief , and after all be falfe . Hence proceed omiffions and miftakes , which ...
... true , may be fupported by fuch weak evidence as we cannot reafonably depend upon ; while others may be attended with fuch marks of credibility as to induce belief , and after all be falfe . Hence proceed omiffions and miftakes , which ...
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... true caufe of our inftigating the court of Vienna to refuse the terms offered by the French in the fummer 1742 ; which , as I have reafon to believe , were again offer- ed last fummer , and offered with very ' material additions . What ...
... true caufe of our inftigating the court of Vienna to refuse the terms offered by the French in the fummer 1742 ; which , as I have reafon to believe , were again offer- ed last fummer , and offered with very ' material additions . What ...
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... true , that we have no other way of compelling them . the fate of war can render fuch a scheme fuccessful ; for , if the fate of war fhould declare very much in our favour , it would only produce a new confederacy amongft the princes of ...
... true , that we have no other way of compelling them . the fate of war can render fuch a scheme fuccessful ; for , if the fate of war fhould declare very much in our favour , it would only produce a new confederacy amongft the princes of ...
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