Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volumen35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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... passed in the negative . worfe My Lord Cavendish next said , I hear now a peace is concluded , yet I should be glad to know whether by this peace we should have a better opinion of the King's Mini- sters , or by the Chancellor's speech ...
... passed in the negative . worfe My Lord Cavendish next said , I hear now a peace is concluded , yet I should be glad to know whether by this peace we should have a better opinion of the King's Mini- sters , or by the Chancellor's speech ...
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... passed the biil for frequent Parliaments , which , if he had not done that day , it is very probable he would never have passed it . Never was such a face of univerfal for- row seen in a Court , or in a town , as at this time : All ...
... passed the biil for frequent Parliaments , which , if he had not done that day , it is very probable he would never have passed it . Never was such a face of univerfal for- row seen in a Court , or in a town , as at this time : All ...
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... passed for a tolerable counter- feit . There was likewise another danger of a discovery from the different marks and make of the German and Avignon paper , but that never came then into my head ; to that , having made what altera- tions ...
... passed for a tolerable counter- feit . There was likewise another danger of a discovery from the different marks and make of the German and Avignon paper , but that never came then into my head ; to that , having made what altera- tions ...
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