Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazek 38Pub. for J. Hinton, 1766 |
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... against thofe of our own country , and a petulant humour against our con- temporaries ; is it not to the climate , to conftitution , to the abfence of opportuni- ty , to the want of objects , to the œcono- my of government , to cuftoms ...
... against thofe of our own country , and a petulant humour against our con- temporaries ; is it not to the climate , to conftitution , to the abfence of opportuni- ty , to the want of objects , to the œcono- my of government , to cuftoms ...
Strana 239
... against the authority in- trufted with us by his Majefty , do ad- judge hereby , order and decree , that the faid Lord Mountnorris ftands justly and de- fervedly liable to undergo the cenfures , pains , and punishments , by the faid ...
... against the authority in- trufted with us by his Majefty , do ad- judge hereby , order and decree , that the faid Lord Mountnorris ftands justly and de- fervedly liable to undergo the cenfures , pains , and punishments , by the faid ...
Strana 243
... against the dangers and mischiefs of a civil war . This however gave him , tho ' against his will , an occafion of difplaying his ex- cellent talents in the military , as he had already done in his civil capacity . He found means to ...
... against the dangers and mischiefs of a civil war . This however gave him , tho ' against his will , an occafion of difplaying his ex- cellent talents in the military , as he had already done in his civil capacity . He found means to ...
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