The Hibernian Magazine, Or, Compendium of Entertaining Knowledge, Svazek 1James Potts, 1771 |
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... ment without afiitance o 15 0 For reading , preaching , and affifting at facrament For reading and preaching For preaching and affifting For reading and affifling For preaching only For reading only in the morning For reading and ...
... ment without afiitance o 15 0 For reading , preaching , and affifting at facrament For reading and preaching For preaching and affifting For reading and affifling For preaching only For reading only in the morning For reading and ...
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... ment , is the great and firm bafis of the freedom and happiness of this country ; and the care your Majesty is graciously pleased to exprefs for the welfare of this kingdom , is a fresh instance of that paternal regard which your ...
... ment , is the great and firm bafis of the freedom and happiness of this country ; and the care your Majesty is graciously pleased to exprefs for the welfare of this kingdom , is a fresh instance of that paternal regard which your ...
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... ment guaranteed by the nation he traces the continual efforts that these brave people have made to throw off the Genoefe ycke , and points out the alternate profperities and mif- fortunes of this ifland , occafioned by the influence of ...
... ment guaranteed by the nation he traces the continual efforts that these brave people have made to throw off the Genoefe ycke , and points out the alternate profperities and mif- fortunes of this ifland , occafioned by the influence of ...
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