Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazek 22Pub. for J. Hinton, 1758 |
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... sent out the 23d in the after- noon , by Sir Edward Hawke , to reconnoi- tre and make foundings , and was upon that fervice all night , and continued upon it , he thinks , till three or four o'clock the afternoon following , when he ...
... sent out the 23d in the after- noon , by Sir Edward Hawke , to reconnoi- tre and make foundings , and was upon that fervice all night , and continued upon it , he thinks , till three or four o'clock the afternoon following , when he ...
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... sent beyond the feas , upon the notion of their better edu- cation , under tutors and guardians who are not put to take the oaths of allegiance and fupremacy , and ufually corrupt the youth under their tuition into Popery . " 9. That ...
... sent beyond the feas , upon the notion of their better edu- cation , under tutors and guardians who are not put to take the oaths of allegiance and fupremacy , and ufually corrupt the youth under their tuition into Popery . " 9. That ...
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... sent into England . The King could not then help releafing fome of the Dutch fhips , but did not reftore all . a One of the branches of the project formed by the Cabal was , as I faid , to render the King abfolute ; and under this ...
... sent into England . The King could not then help releafing fome of the Dutch fhips , but did not reftore all . a One of the branches of the project formed by the Cabal was , as I faid , to render the King abfolute ; and under this ...
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