Annual Register, Volumen8Edmund Burke 1765 |
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... whose property lies chiefly in a county where the breeding of horses is a capital employment ; and many of whose tenants might , therefore , be supposed to receive great benefit from his predilection for that kind of field sport . Their ...
... whose property lies chiefly in a county where the breeding of horses is a capital employment ; and many of whose tenants might , therefore , be supposed to receive great benefit from his predilection for that kind of field sport . Their ...
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... whose private and public virtues , whose duty and affection to your majesty , and whose diftinguished merits and services to this country as they made his person dear to this nation while he lived , so they cannot fail to render his ...
... whose private and public virtues , whose duty and affection to your majesty , and whose diftinguished merits and services to this country as they made his person dear to this nation while he lived , so they cannot fail to render his ...
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... whose point being taken away , leaves a fort of platform hollow to the depth of 130 feet , forming a cup , or funnel , whose circumference is computed at two thirds of a mile , of about 5624 Paris feet . Its border is wide enough for ...
... whose point being taken away , leaves a fort of platform hollow to the depth of 130 feet , forming a cup , or funnel , whose circumference is computed at two thirds of a mile , of about 5624 Paris feet . Its border is wide enough for ...
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fettling his Tuscan dominions on his fecond fon and is fucceeded as emperor | 1 |
Mir Coffim cuts off a small party of English The late Shah Zada joins | 8 |
Major Munro recalled fucceeded by major Sir Robert Fletcher Sir Robert | 13 |
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