Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazky 68–69Pub. for J. Hinton, 1781 |
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... force ; there is not the colour for a doubt : the Bill of Rights does not mean to meddle with it at all : it afferts the right of the fubject to petition the King , and that there ought to be no commitments for fuch petitioning ; which ...
... force ; there is not the colour for a doubt : the Bill of Rights does not mean to meddle with it at all : it afferts the right of the fubject to petition the King , and that there ought to be no commitments for fuch petitioning ; which ...
Strana 130
... Force , and two other Officers , from whom Col.Wah- ington had undoubted intelligence , that the French forces on the Ohio confifted of upwards of one thousand regulars , and fome hundreds of Indians . Upon this in- telligence , altho ...
... Force , and two other Officers , from whom Col.Wah- ington had undoubted intelligence , that the French forces on the Ohio confifted of upwards of one thousand regulars , and fome hundreds of Indians . Upon this in- telligence , altho ...
Strana 135
... force which was ftationed in the ad- = vanced pofts , and was befides influenced by a defire to cover and protect the coun- ty of Monmouth , where a great number of the people were well affected to the royal caufe . It may be added ...
... force which was ftationed in the ad- = vanced pofts , and was befides influenced by a defire to cover and protect the coun- ty of Monmouth , where a great number of the people were well affected to the royal caufe . It may be added ...
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