Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazek 35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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... respect , wherever he thought the inte- reft of his country was any way concerned . So that it is natural to believe the prefence of fuch a Nobleman at Court , as the Earl of Devonshire , could not be very agreeable to the King ; and ...
... respect , wherever he thought the inte- reft of his country was any way concerned . So that it is natural to believe the prefence of fuch a Nobleman at Court , as the Earl of Devonshire , could not be very agreeable to the King ; and ...
Strana 174
... respect , contain in them a fufficient quantity of the element of iron , to be treated with profit in works in great ; and , in another refpect , to be brought to the point of yielding a useful metal : This knowledge we can only hope ...
... respect , contain in them a fufficient quantity of the element of iron , to be treated with profit in works in great ; and , in another refpect , to be brought to the point of yielding a useful metal : This knowledge we can only hope ...
Strana 365
... respect to libels . Indeed , it is only in conformity with common parlance , that I speak of law and fact in libel as diftinct things ; for to myself they appear to be infeparably united . A criminal profecution and trial can only be ...
... respect to libels . Indeed , it is only in conformity with common parlance , that I speak of law and fact in libel as diftinct things ; for to myself they appear to be infeparably united . A criminal profecution and trial can only be ...
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