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... fome married and unmarried ladies of condition . The whole amount- ing to 2865 perfons . The value of the faleable commodities was great ; but the lofs of the military and naval fupplies , both to go- vernment and the East India com ...
... fome married and unmarried ladies of condition . The whole amount- ing to 2865 perfons . The value of the faleable commodities was great ; but the lofs of the military and naval fupplies , both to go- vernment and the East India com ...
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... fome very peculiar fituation , or a conflict with fome contemp tible enemy , it will require all the profeffional boldness and dexterity , and all the natural fortitude of British feamen , to manage fire fhips in fuch a manner , as will ...
... fome very peculiar fituation , or a conflict with fome contemp tible enemy , it will require all the profeffional boldness and dexterity , and all the natural fortitude of British feamen , to manage fire fhips in fuch a manner , as will ...
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... fome degree weakened , and in danger of being loft , through the impru- dence of fome British officers on the coaft of Portugal ; who not contented with the advantages which they derived from the free ufe of her ports , and the fecurity ...
... fome degree weakened , and in danger of being loft , through the impru- dence of fome British officers on the coaft of Portugal ; who not contented with the advantages which they derived from the free ufe of her ports , and the fecurity ...
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... fome stay at Mohi- low , the emperor accompanied the Czarina on her return to Peterf- burgh , where he continued for fome time ; and where he was re- ceived with all the magnificence peculiar to that court , and fo dif- ferent from the ...
... fome stay at Mohi- low , the emperor accompanied the Czarina on her return to Peterf- burgh , where he continued for fome time ; and where he was re- ceived with all the magnificence peculiar to that court , and fo dif- ferent from the ...
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... fome neighbouring regiments ; and that the country was every where in motion . The expedition itself had probably its origin from fome of thofe delufive reprefenta- tions , which had fo often led to mifchievous or unreputable pur- fuits ...
... fome neighbouring regiments ; and that the country was every where in motion . The expedition itself had probably its origin from fome of thofe delufive reprefenta- tions , which had fo often led to mifchievous or unreputable pur- fuits ...
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