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... object with the EDITORS of the EUROPEAN MAGAZINE to furnish an ample detail of these important tranfactions , fuch as will fa- tisfy the reader of the prefent time , and inform the inquirer in the next age . With thele intentions ...
... object with the EDITORS of the EUROPEAN MAGAZINE to furnish an ample detail of these important tranfactions , fuch as will fa- tisfy the reader of the prefent time , and inform the inquirer in the next age . With thele intentions ...
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... object of our attention the family will certainly derive more honour than from any other perfon belonging to it . He was educated partly by his father and partly at a neighbouring fchool ; and it redounds to his honour , that fome of ...
... object of our attention the family will certainly derive more honour than from any other perfon belonging to it . He was educated partly by his father and partly at a neighbouring fchool ; and it redounds to his honour , that fome of ...
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... object of their million , nothing . One of our apoftle's converfations with two of the Indian Chiefs , as published in his Furft Journal , may be amuling to our readers , and therefore we shall give it en- tire . « W. Do you believe ...
... object of their million , nothing . One of our apoftle's converfations with two of the Indian Chiefs , as published in his Furft Journal , may be amuling to our readers , and therefore we shall give it en- tire . « W. Do you believe ...
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... object in fighting him than that of defending their country , appre henfive as they were , in the event of his retrieving his affairs , that they might fuffer for any further hoftile attempts they might make on him . They ac- cordingly ...
... object in fighting him than that of defending their country , appre henfive as they were , in the event of his retrieving his affairs , that they might fuffer for any further hoftile attempts they might make on him . They ac- cordingly ...
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... object that engroffed the public eye was public credit , the King might have new - modelled the conftitution of the National Affembly , according to the exigencies of the times and changes that had arifen fince its laft convention . The ...
... object that engroffed the public eye was public credit , the King might have new - modelled the conftitution of the National Affembly , according to the exigencies of the times and changes that had arifen fince its laft convention . The ...
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