The London Magazine, Or, Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer, Volume 44C. Ackers, 1775 - English essays |
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... Great Britain and the colonies , upon a conflitutional and eternal foundation ( as our frontispiece exhibits ) for the happiness of every part of the British Empire - and as we have now completed the political debates to the prefent ...
... Great Britain and the colonies , upon a conflitutional and eternal foundation ( as our frontispiece exhibits ) for the happiness of every part of the British Empire - and as we have now completed the political debates to the prefent ...
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... Great Britain ; and tho ' it is not to be compared for the length of its courfe to the Danube and Rhine , yet for its various windings it equals them in beauty , and for the excellency of its water , its navigableness for fhips of large ...
... Great Britain ; and tho ' it is not to be compared for the length of its courfe to the Danube and Rhine , yet for its various windings it equals them in beauty , and for the excellency of its water , its navigableness for fhips of large ...
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... Great Britain ; and tho ' it is not to be compared for the length of its courfe to the Danube and Rhine , yet for its various windings it equals them in beauty , and for the excellency of its water , its navigableness for fhips of large ...
... Great Britain ; and tho ' it is not to be compared for the length of its courfe to the Danube and Rhine , yet for its various windings it equals them in beauty , and for the excellency of its water , its navigableness for fhips of large ...
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... Great - Britain and Ireland . A number of petitions were prefented from different places , ftating feveral evils , and thewing how detri- mental fome of the expected propofitions would be to the manufactures of this king- dom . Sir ...
... Great - Britain and Ireland . A number of petitions were prefented from different places , ftating feveral evils , and thewing how detri- mental fome of the expected propofitions would be to the manufactures of this king- dom . Sir ...
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... great confequence was , that the importation of foreign linens had decreased eleven million of yards in the year ... Britain and Ireland . Mr. Glover was called in , who ex- amined Mr. Payne as to the different quan- tities of each fort of ...
... great confequence was , that the importation of foreign linens had decreased eleven million of yards in the year ... Britain and Ireland . Mr. Glover was called in , who ex- amined Mr. Payne as to the different quan- tities of each fort of ...
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