The Scots Magazine, Band 9Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1747 |
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... sent thither from Hungary . His Pruffian Majesty had all along appeared to be under apprehenfions , that Silefia and Glatz might be again wrest- ed from him , fo foon as the Emprefs- Queen fhould find herself in a condition to do it ...
... sent thither from Hungary . His Pruffian Majesty had all along appeared to be under apprehenfions , that Silefia and Glatz might be again wrest- ed from him , fo foon as the Emprefs- Queen fhould find herself in a condition to do it ...
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forward again on the 10th , by a new tibes . From thence he sent out several road which he had been obliged to make large detachments to forage the country , through the mountains . After this , the and raife contributions . Some ...
forward again on the 10th , by a new tibes . From thence he sent out several road which he had been obliged to make large detachments to forage the country , through the mountains . After this , the and raife contributions . Some ...
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... sent over as could escape the vigilance of the British men of war , in fingle merchant - fhips or privateers . When the decifive battle of Culloden had greatly dafhed the hopes that the French court entertained from the rebellion in ...
... sent over as could escape the vigilance of the British men of war , in fingle merchant - fhips or privateers . When the decifive battle of Culloden had greatly dafhed the hopes that the French court entertained from the rebellion in ...
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... sent to Paris met with a kind reception , and was admitted to several conferences with the miniftry there ; as the infurgents on their part had all along taken care to inform the French Generals in Provence of whatever paffed among them ...
... sent to Paris met with a kind reception , and was admitted to several conferences with the miniftry there ; as the infurgents on their part had all along taken care to inform the French Generals in Provence of whatever paffed among them ...
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... sent such vast fums in ready money to the military cheft , as plainly demonstrate , that it would have been no great difficulty to have dischar- ged the fums due to her Imperial Majesty by the capitulation , if they had been feri- oufly ...
... sent such vast fums in ready money to the military cheft , as plainly demonstrate , that it would have been no great difficulty to have dischar- ged the fums due to her Imperial Majesty by the capitulation , if they had been feri- oufly ...
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