The London Magazine, Or, Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer, Volume 44C. Ackers, 1775 |
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... feveral who did attend met with fuch treat- ment , that it is expected they will no more give their opinion , advice , or prefence . Should the committee , however , apply TH upon the former ground , a CA is prepar to be given to each ...
... feveral who did attend met with fuch treat- ment , that it is expected they will no more give their opinion , advice , or prefence . Should the committee , however , apply TH upon the former ground , a CA is prepar to be given to each ...
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... feveral who did attend met with fuch treat- ment , that it is expected they will no more give their opinion , advice , or prefence . Should the committee , however , apply TH upon the former ground , a CAUX is prepared to be given to ...
... feveral who did attend met with fuch treat- ment , that it is expected they will no more give their opinion , advice , or prefence . Should the committee , however , apply TH upon the former ground , a CAUX is prepared to be given to ...
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... feveral evils , and thewing how detri- mental fome of the expected propofitions would be to the manufactures of this king- dom . Sir Thomas Clavering , chairman , ordered the petitioners to attend immediately , and ftate their ...
... feveral evils , and thewing how detri- mental fome of the expected propofitions would be to the manufactures of this king- dom . Sir Thomas Clavering , chairman , ordered the petitioners to attend immediately , and ftate their ...
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... feveral computations and extracts , taken chiefly from papers before the House . The only matter of any great confequence was , that the importation of foreign linens had decreased eleven million of yards in the year 1773. Several other ...
... feveral computations and extracts , taken chiefly from papers before the House . The only matter of any great confequence was , that the importation of foreign linens had decreased eleven million of yards in the year 1773. Several other ...
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... feveral fpecies imported , that no fubftitute whatever could be had to answer the demand ; that the linens imported from Ruffia were almoft folely worn by the poor ; and that if any additional duties were laid upon them , they would be ...
... feveral fpecies imported , that no fubftitute whatever could be had to answer the demand ; that the linens imported from Ruffia were almoft folely worn by the poor ; and that if any additional duties were laid upon them , they would be ...
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