Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazky 68–69Pub. for J. Hinton, 1781 |
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... duties , and to reinftate them in their proper share of the Chriftian fyftem . + Befides , It is evident , that the subjects treated of in the Old Whole Duty of Man , are neither fo many , nor fo well chofen as they might be for the use ...
... duties , and to reinftate them in their proper share of the Chriftian fyftem . + Befides , It is evident , that the subjects treated of in the Old Whole Duty of Man , are neither fo many , nor fo well chofen as they might be for the use ...
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Ireland fhould , in the space of four months Additional duty of feven far- } after the meeting of her Parliament , im- pofe fuch an additional duty as fhould equalife thofe duties which might be im- pofed in Great Britain by the British ...
Ireland fhould , in the space of four months Additional duty of feven far- } after the meeting of her Parliament , im- pofe fuch an additional duty as fhould equalife thofe duties which might be im- pofed in Great Britain by the British ...
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... duty on paper ; his Lordship faid , he did not mean to impole any new tax on that article , he only meant to regulate the duty already impofed , to adapt it to the prefent times , and endeavour to fulfil the ends propofed by Government ...
... duty on paper ; his Lordship faid , he did not mean to impole any new tax on that article , he only meant to regulate the duty already impofed , to adapt it to the prefent times , and endeavour to fulfil the ends propofed by Government ...
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