The Scots Magazine, Band 9Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1747 |
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... nature , that were emitted in name of the pretender and of his fon . To these we have fubjoined an effay on hereditary and indefeafible right , which strikes at the root , the principles on which all fuch pieces are founded . This effay ...
... nature , that were emitted in name of the pretender and of his fon . To these we have fubjoined an effay on hereditary and indefeafible right , which strikes at the root , the principles on which all fuch pieces are founded . This effay ...
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... nature fweet . All own thy glories where they fhine , Yet none thofe glories can define . What art thou ? Loft in endless thought , Sages no certain rules have taught , To know thy nature . Reafon , fenfe Acknowledge thy kind influence ...
... nature fweet . All own thy glories where they fhine , Yet none thofe glories can define . What art thou ? Loft in endless thought , Sages no certain rules have taught , To know thy nature . Reafon , fenfe Acknowledge thy kind influence ...
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... nature of those machines ; so that no objection can oc- cur on that fide . I cannot help taking notice , that the force of the electric matter is as much aug- mented by continuing the electrified body to 600 feet , as by application of ...
... nature of those machines ; so that no objection can oc- cur on that fide . I cannot help taking notice , that the force of the electric matter is as much aug- mented by continuing the electrified body to 600 feet , as by application of ...
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... nature , I am in hopes of communicating foon to the publick fome proofs ftill more evident of the prefent hint , which I muft Teave to be improved by men of more ex- tenfive knowledge , and of talents fuperi- or to , & c . STEPHEN ...
... nature , I am in hopes of communicating foon to the publick fome proofs ftill more evident of the prefent hint , which I muft Teave to be improved by men of more ex- tenfive knowledge , and of talents fuperi- or to , & c . STEPHEN ...
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... Nature meant at first ; ' Tis all the gives to quench our thirst . But if ' tis mix'd with malt , or berry , Why then you pay for being merry , The cenfure , therefore , can't be right , Which blames the charge on earth and lights For ...
... Nature meant at first ; ' Tis all the gives to quench our thirst . But if ' tis mix'd with malt , or berry , Why then you pay for being merry , The cenfure , therefore , can't be right , Which blames the charge on earth and lights For ...
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