Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazek 38Pub. for J. Hinton, 1766 |
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... land . And by a variety of ancient ftatutes it is enact- ed , that no man's lands or goods fhall be feized into the King's hands , against the great Charter , and the law of the land ; and that no man fhall be difinherited , nor put out ...
... land . And by a variety of ancient ftatutes it is enact- ed , that no man's lands or goods fhall be feized into the King's hands , against the great Charter , and the law of the land ; and that no man fhall be difinherited , nor put out ...
Strana 318
... land fervice For ditto , not provided for 1 . Sums voted . s . d . } 832,000 412,983 63 - 277,300 O 0 1,200,000 O 0 ORDNANCE . = SERVICE . LAND Feb. 15. For 17,306 men , guards , & c . including 2513 invalids For general and general ...
... land fervice For ditto , not provided for 1 . Sums voted . s . d . } 832,000 412,983 63 - 277,300 O 0 1,200,000 O 0 ORDNANCE . = SERVICE . LAND Feb. 15. For 17,306 men , guards , & c . including 2513 invalids For general and general ...
Strana 368
... land force : For , though he had taken measures to fecure the Spanish fuc- ceffion , and preferve the tranquillity of Europe ; yet he was apprehenfive that , if England was intirely difarmed , it would be too great a temptation to the ...
... land force : For , though he had taken measures to fecure the Spanish fuc- ceffion , and preferve the tranquillity of Europe ; yet he was apprehenfive that , if England was intirely difarmed , it would be too great a temptation to the ...
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