The Edinburgh Magazine, and Literary Miscellany: A New Series of the Scots Magazine, Volumen42Brymer, Murray and Cochran., 1780 |
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... themselves able to produce a noife , which picafes them more than the artificial per- Mormance of real melody or harmony by others . The next day , however , being left , while his mother went out , in the di- ng - room with his brother ...
... themselves able to produce a noife , which picafes them more than the artificial per- Mormance of real melody or harmony by others . The next day , however , being left , while his mother went out , in the di- ng - room with his brother ...
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... themselves will be fuccefsful . But Later anguis in herba . With the plaufible pretence of establishing economy , and checking corruption and venality , their fcheme is , to combine and affociate the people in all parts of the kingdom ...
... themselves will be fuccefsful . But Later anguis in herba . With the plaufible pretence of establishing economy , and checking corruption and venality , their fcheme is , to combine and affociate the people in all parts of the kingdom ...
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... themselves , and tending to introduce despair into the minds of the people of England . He would there- fore vote against the motion in queftion . Lord Bathurst acquiefced in the necef- fity for ftrict economy , but that it fhould ...
... themselves , and tending to introduce despair into the minds of the people of England . He would there- fore vote against the motion in queftion . Lord Bathurst acquiefced in the necef- fity for ftrict economy , but that it fhould ...
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... themselves ; granting how- ever to the Penn family , the sum of 130,000l . Sterling , to be paid by differ . ent inftalments , of not less than 15,000 1 . a - year , nor more than 20,000l . the firft payment to be made at the expiration ...
... themselves ; granting how- ever to the Penn family , the sum of 130,000l . Sterling , to be paid by differ . ent inftalments , of not less than 15,000 1 . a - year , nor more than 20,000l . the firft payment to be made at the expiration ...
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... themselves , and render effential fervice to their country . This was no doubt , the expedition against Omoa : the fuccefs of which , and its importance , were announced in our laft volume [ 41.666 . ] . The day before this proclamation ...
... themselves , and render effential fervice to their country . This was no doubt , the expedition against Omoa : the fuccefs of which , and its importance , were announced in our laft volume [ 41.666 . ] . The day before this proclamation ...
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