The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 16F. Jeffries, 1747 |
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... king of England is himself too juft and impartial a judge of true merit , not to fet a value upon it even in an enemy . The character of the British nation in ge- neral , cannot likewife but inspire all Eng- lifhmen with the fame ...
... king of England is himself too juft and impartial a judge of true merit , not to fet a value upon it even in an enemy . The character of the British nation in ge- neral , cannot likewife but inspire all Eng- lifhmen with the fame ...
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... king thinks proper to A let the King of England know , that tho ' himself is above controul , he ex- pects the feverity of the English laws Ihall in this inftance be reftrained ac- cording to his most christian pleasure . B ' Tis with ...
... king thinks proper to A let the King of England know , that tho ' himself is above controul , he ex- pects the feverity of the English laws Ihall in this inftance be reftrained ac- cording to his most christian pleasure . B ' Tis with ...
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... king of Spain , and made his publick entry into Madrid Feb. 8 , 1701. The October following he was married to the princess Mary Louifa Gabriella , daughter to the late duke of A Savoy , afterwards king of Sardinia , at which time king ...
... king of Spain , and made his publick entry into Madrid Feb. 8 , 1701. The October following he was married to the princess Mary Louifa Gabriella , daughter to the late duke of A Savoy , afterwards king of Sardinia , at which time king ...
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Deſcription of a rolling harrow | 177 |
Lift of fhips taken on both fides 18012 | 183 |
Exceptions anfwerd | 191 |
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