The Scots Magazine, Band 40Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1778 |
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... must to all intents and purposes , be fubject to those of England . Thus all military fubordination would be at an end the moment of their arrival ; and an action at common law would lie against their officers , for any punishment which ...
... must to all intents and purposes , be fubject to those of England . Thus all military fubordination would be at an end the moment of their arrival ; and an action at common law would lie against their officers , for any punishment which ...
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... must leave undefended . But I will venture to reprove this Second Thinker for his uncandid infinuation , that Lord A- bingdon meant any reflection by giving to the word now " all the emphasis of Italics . " Lord Abingdon knew , the ...
... must leave undefended . But I will venture to reprove this Second Thinker for his uncandid infinuation , that Lord A- bingdon meant any reflection by giving to the word now " all the emphasis of Italics . " Lord Abingdon knew , the ...
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... must conduct the commerce with India , that company must be exclu- five , or it cannot enjoy the exclufive be- nefit of its own arrangements ; to which it has an undoubted right . But with re- spect to the other privileges or preroga ...
... must conduct the commerce with India , that company must be exclu- five , or it cannot enjoy the exclufive be- nefit of its own arrangements ; to which it has an undoubted right . But with re- spect to the other privileges or preroga ...
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... must have had a fuperi- ority of four to three . The alternative could not be evaded ; either we were fuperior , or the Noble Lord who has the fuperintendence of the army misinformed the Houfe ; or , if he was right , the No- ble Lord ...
... must have had a fuperi- ority of four to three . The alternative could not be evaded ; either we were fuperior , or the Noble Lord who has the fuperintendence of the army misinformed the Houfe ; or , if he was right , the No- ble Lord ...
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... must likewife pay a large additional sum for all thofe who do not return home . Sir , I do not think the Germans will return : for I must pay the compliment to thefe minifters , that I do believe , even they are incapable of making fuch ...
... must likewife pay a large additional sum for all thofe who do not return home . Sir , I do not think the Germans will return : for I must pay the compliment to thefe minifters , that I do believe , even they are incapable of making fuch ...
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