The Scots Magazine, Band 9Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1747 |
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In making extracts from curious new books and pamphlets , we endeavour to give a more full view of the fubjects ... gives us a fenfible pleafure when we can in the least contribute to the inftruction or entertainment of Scotfmen . To ...
In making extracts from curious new books and pamphlets , we endeavour to give a more full view of the fubjects ... gives us a fenfible pleafure when we can in the least contribute to the inftruction or entertainment of Scotfmen . To ...
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... give fo curfory a relation of the unhappy and interesting affair which o¤- cafioned their being brought home , as could be inferted in this fummary , we muft either refer our readers to what has been published concerning it in our pre ...
... give fo curfory a relation of the unhappy and interesting affair which o¤- cafioned their being brought home , as could be inferted in this fummary , we muft either refer our readers to what has been published concerning it in our pre ...
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... give a check to their fur- ther defigns . As both the Dutch and we are trading nations , it is our business to avoid , as much as poffible , being obliged to engage as principals in any war upon the continent of Europe ; because , when ...
... give a check to their fur- ther defigns . As both the Dutch and we are trading nations , it is our business to avoid , as much as poffible , being obliged to engage as principals in any war upon the continent of Europe ; because , when ...
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... give will be fufficient for bringing this war to a hap- py conclufion . On the contrary , the ar- gument against our giving any affiftance is , because the utmoft we can give will be ineffectual , And fo far I join with those who make ...
... give will be fufficient for bringing this war to a hap- py conclufion . On the contrary , the ar- gument against our giving any affiftance is , because the utmoft we can give will be ineffectual , And fo far I join with those who make ...
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... give them very little affiftance . And this may be one of the reasons why the Dutch , and those circles of the empire which lie contiguous to France , seem fo backward to engage in the war . They know how deeply our publick revenue is ...
... give them very little affiftance . And this may be one of the reasons why the Dutch , and those circles of the empire which lie contiguous to France , seem fo backward to engage in the war . They know how deeply our publick revenue is ...
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