Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazky 68–69Pub. for J. Hinton, 1781 |
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taken to anticipate the leaft fhadow or ap- pearance of reason , which might have au- thorised that Court to make ... reasons , cannot be inferted till our next Sup- plement . Some farther communications will be then neceffary , which ...
taken to anticipate the leaft fhadow or ap- pearance of reason , which might have au- thorised that Court to make ... reasons , cannot be inferted till our next Sup- plement . Some farther communications will be then neceffary , which ...
Strana 264
... reason to think , that his Lordship has even reached the banks of the Roanoke . New - York , March 27 , 1781 . MY LORD , I HAVE the honour to inform your Lordship , that the convoy to Major - ge- neral Phillip's expedition having been ...
... reason to think , that his Lordship has even reached the banks of the Roanoke . New - York , March 27 , 1781 . MY LORD , I HAVE the honour to inform your Lordship , that the convoy to Major - ge- neral Phillip's expedition having been ...
Strana 105
... reason to hope that this new supply , the exact ceconomy which will regulate our expences , and the refto- ration of peace will prevent our being obliged to have recourte to that affiftance which we are affured to find in the love and ...
... reason to hope that this new supply , the exact ceconomy which will regulate our expences , and the refto- ration of peace will prevent our being obliged to have recourte to that affiftance which we are affured to find in the love and ...
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