The London Magazine, Or, Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer, Volume 44C. Ackers, 1775 - English essays |
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Page 105
... occasion , and having formed their dinand , Mr. little junto , they only wait the lucky moCorea , Mr. ment for carrying their schemesinto execution . E Spain , Mr. Velasquez , who is by nature an overbears . Rimirez , ing villain , not ...
... occasion , and having formed their dinand , Mr. little junto , they only wait the lucky moCorea , Mr. ment for carrying their schemesinto execution . E Spain , Mr. Velasquez , who is by nature an overbears . Rimirez , ing villain , not ...
Page 142
... occasions exhibited per ; onality of Junius , ample honour all the lustre ot eloquence . Educated has been paid to that profeflion by Mr. as a royali ) , he was looked upon with Edmund Burke , in his speech on A. an unfavourable eye ...
... occasions exhibited per ; onality of Junius , ample honour all the lustre ot eloquence . Educated has been paid to that profeflion by Mr. as a royali ) , he was looked upon with Edmund Burke , in his speech on A. an unfavourable eye ...
Page 327
... occasion . into the mud . Beaux , plain cits , As I am always pleased with viewing and starched old maids , were seen all , the crowd , this , rather than the ex- sprawling in the filth ; some blaming pectation of any great ...
... occasion . into the mud . Beaux , plain cits , As I am always pleased with viewing and starched old maids , were seen all , the crowd , this , rather than the ex- sprawling in the filth ; some blaming pectation of any great ...
Page 390
... occasion ? He infifted America was not in rebellion ; He concluded with moving , “ that it is the and that every appearance of riot , disorder , opinion of this committee , that an humble tumult , and fedition , the noble lord had so ...
... occasion ? He infifted America was not in rebellion ; He concluded with moving , “ that it is the and that every appearance of riot , disorder , opinion of this committee , that an humble tumult , and fedition , the noble lord had so ...
Page 558
... occasion I presumed to state a few of my war ? Will he presume to call that an ami sentiments to the House , relative to the war cable plan , which asks for contribution at the impending over the Americans : I thought I mouth of your ...
... occasion I presumed to state a few of my war ? Will he presume to call that an ami sentiments to the House , relative to the war cable plan , which asks for contribution at the impending over the Americans : I thought I mouth of your ...
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