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... faid 120,000 men for 13 , months , at the rate of 17. 175 . a man per month ; that a fum not exceeding 2,964,000l . he grant ed to his majefty for victuals of the faid men for the like period , at the rate of 1 / . 185. a man per month ...
... faid 120,000 men for 13 , months , at the rate of 17. 175 . a man per month ; that a fum not exceeding 2,964,000l . he grant ed to his majefty for victuals of the faid men for the like period , at the rate of 1 / . 185. a man per month ...
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... faid lieu . tenant - general Whitelocke , tend- ing to leffen the confidence of the troops in the judgment of their officers , being derogatory to the honour of his majefty's arms , con trary to his duty as an officer , prejudicial to ...
... faid lieu . tenant - general Whitelocke , tend- ing to leffen the confidence of the troops in the judgment of their officers , being derogatory to the honour of his majefty's arms , con trary to his duty as an officer , prejudicial to ...
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... faid : " I know it . I feel fome- thing rifing in my breaft , " putting his hand on his left fide , " which tells me I am gone . " Drink was recommended liberally , and Doc- tor Scott and Mr. Burke fanned him with paper . He often ...
... faid : " I know it . I feel fome- thing rifing in my breaft , " putting his hand on his left fide , " which tells me I am gone . " Drink was recommended liberally , and Doc- tor Scott and Mr. Burke fanned him with paper . He often ...
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Difpatches addreffed to the Rt Hon W Windham from MajorGeneral | 1 |
Migration of Eels From Halls Travels in Scotland Vol | 2 |
Defcription of a Species of Ox named Gazál communicated by H T Cole | 8 |
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