Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volumes 66-67Pub. for J. Hinton, 1780 |
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... raised him to the dignity of an Earl , and well knowing his zeal and at- tachment , made him foon after Vice - roy ... raising their share of the contri- bution themselves. tian number I 10 THE UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE.
... raised him to the dignity of an Earl , and well knowing his zeal and at- tachment , made him foon after Vice - roy ... raising their share of the contri- bution themselves. tian number I 10 THE UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE.
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... raised under the authority of the general Court , or ge- neral Affembly of fuch province or colony , and disposable by Parliament ; and shall engage to make provision alfo for the sup- port of the civil Government , and the ad ...
... raised under the authority of the general Court , or ge- neral Affembly of fuch province or colony , and disposable by Parliament ; and shall engage to make provision alfo for the sup- port of the civil Government , and the ad ...
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1 : FOR JANUARY , 1780 . change the ground task. thority of raising their share of the contri- bution themselves . That this refolution would be an infal- lible touchstone to try the fincerity of the Americans ; if their profeffions are ...
1 : FOR JANUARY , 1780 . change the ground task. thority of raising their share of the contri- bution themselves . That this refolution would be an infal- lible touchstone to try the fincerity of the Americans ; if their profeffions are ...
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... raise artificial mounts on the ice on the river Neva for the purpose of fliding down them , particularly on holidays and festival seasons , when all the people , young and old , rich and poor , partake of the sport ; paying a trifle to ...
... raise artificial mounts on the ice on the river Neva for the purpose of fliding down them , particularly on holidays and festival seasons , when all the people , young and old , rich and poor , partake of the sport ; paying a trifle to ...
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... of Aber- deen by addresses from each of them . During the Pretnder's stay at Fetteroffe , he was attacked by an aguish diforder ; but intrenchments , raising batteries , planting guns , with all 22 THE UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE.
... of Aber- deen by addresses from each of them . During the Pretnder's stay at Fetteroffe , he was attacked by an aguish diforder ; but intrenchments , raising batteries , planting guns , with all 22 THE UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE.
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