The Scots Magazine, Том 53Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1791 |
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... fome . times willing to allow a little more to the feelings of the man , than may be thought to accord with the cautious prudence of the minifter . If in fome measures of a bril- Jiant and popular kind , you have ventu- red to engage ...
... fome . times willing to allow a little more to the feelings of the man , than may be thought to accord with the cautious prudence of the minifter . If in fome measures of a bril- Jiant and popular kind , you have ventu- red to engage ...
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... fome late in- , Rances of the force and refources of the empire have given it , its credit and its commerce are at their highest point ; the public revenue has been augmented be- yond even the fanguine calculations of the Treafury . You ...
... fome late in- , Rances of the force and refources of the empire have given it , its credit and its commerce are at their highest point ; the public revenue has been augmented be- yond even the fanguine calculations of the Treafury . You ...
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... fome infinuations which had been thrown out against it in print . 5. Hints on the ftate of our finances ; being the first publication afferting the ample resources of the nation . Europ . Mag . M. Adventures of Colonel DANIEL BOONE ...
... fome infinuations which had been thrown out against it in print . 5. Hints on the ftate of our finances ; being the first publication afferting the ample resources of the nation . Europ . Mag . M. Adventures of Colonel DANIEL BOONE ...
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... fome provifional measures had previously ta ken place , has been completed in Hol- land . As well the celerity with which it has been filled , as the nature of the terms ( confidering the more than ordina- ry demand for borrowing ...
... fome provifional measures had previously ta ken place , has been completed in Hol- land . As well the celerity with which it has been filled , as the nature of the terms ( confidering the more than ordina- ry demand for borrowing ...
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... fome gentleman's fon . " - " Perhaps , " another would fay , " he is fome gentleman's baftard . " Some , in the morning , would give him a fmall pittance of the little that they had for their own famished children , and , with tears in ...
... fome gentleman's fon . " - " Perhaps , " another would fay , " he is fome gentleman's baftard . " Some , in the morning , would give him a fmall pittance of the little that they had for their own famished children , and , with tears in ...
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Стр. 8 - Kentucke with inconceivable grandeur. At a vast distance I beheld the mountains lift their venerable brows, and penetrate the clouds. All things were still. I kindled a fire near a fountain of sweet water, and feasted on the loin of a buck, which a few hours before I had killed.
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