Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazky 68–69Pub. for J. Hinton, 1781 |
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... effect upon them , that he and his Lady refolved to conceal the child for ever , and to commit his edu cation to the ... EFFECTS of VANITY . VANITY is fo powerful and per- himself to a single park , with a fine houfe manent in little ...
... effect upon them , that he and his Lady refolved to conceal the child for ever , and to commit his edu cation to the ... EFFECTS of VANITY . VANITY is fo powerful and per- himself to a single park , with a fine houfe manent in little ...
Strana 25
... effect of a fimilar measure which had some time before been adopted on the fide of the Crown , large grants of vacant lands , to be diftributed at the clofe of the troubles , having been promifed in its name to the Highland emigrants ...
... effect of a fimilar measure which had some time before been adopted on the fide of the Crown , large grants of vacant lands , to be diftributed at the clofe of the troubles , having been promifed in its name to the Highland emigrants ...
Strana 178
... effect upon the rest of the pro- vince , and the army could retain no more territory than what it occupied , which was again loft as foon as it departed to another quarter . During the remaining winter , and the whole of the spring ...
... effect upon the rest of the pro- vince , and the army could retain no more territory than what it occupied , which was again loft as foon as it departed to another quarter . During the remaining winter , and the whole of the spring ...
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