London Magazine Enlarged and Improved, 第 22 巻C. Ackers, 1753 |
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... mean time fare thee well , and be quiet . Thus did that great princefs answer a powerful king , who only talked in a ... means of indenni- fying his fubjects , The • The archduke Maximilian of Aufiria , braiber to the emperor Riedolph 11 ...
... mean time fare thee well , and be quiet . Thus did that great princefs answer a powerful king , who only talked in a ... means of indenni- fying his fubjects , The • The archduke Maximilian of Aufiria , braiber to the emperor Riedolph 11 ...
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... means by E faying he trufts - it will happen next fummer . I with as much as he can do , that it may , but I do not fo much as hope that it will ; and this I will fay , that if we , by granting fubfidies to ( which will be called ...
... means by E faying he trufts - it will happen next fummer . I with as much as he can do , that it may , but I do not fo much as hope that it will ; and this I will fay , that if we , by granting fubfidies to ( which will be called ...
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... means of arms thofe rights or poffeffions , to their dominions in Italy , in the which they imagined they had a juft Netherlands , and upon the Rhine , title ; or perhaps one of the vicars will always be the most useful , and might ...
... means of arms thofe rights or poffeffions , to their dominions in Italy , in the which they imagined they had a juft Netherlands , and upon the Rhine , title ; or perhaps one of the vicars will always be the most useful , and might ...
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... means we have in our power , we fhall deferve to be neglected by Provi- dence . D E F G Then , Sir , with regard to the particular argument relating to the king of Poland , confidering his con- duct in the late war , I am furprised any ...
... means we have in our power , we fhall deferve to be neglected by Provi- dence . D E F G Then , Sir , with regard to the particular argument relating to the king of Poland , confidering his con- duct in the late war , I am furprised any ...
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... means it proba- bly was that Sir Francis was made attor ney - general , a place then worth 6col . a year , as he himself acknowledged . Upon Somerfet's fall , Sir Francis Bacon , then attorney - general , hecame one of his chief ...
... means it proba- bly was that Sir Francis was made attor ney - general , a place then worth 6col . a year , as he himself acknowledged . Upon Somerfet's fall , Sir Francis Bacon , then attorney - general , hecame one of his chief ...
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