The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 61F. Jeffries, 1787 |
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... those which were decided by the fate of the two appeals determined by the Lords Commiffioners on Friday the 23d of June ; by which means the business of the faid capture is nearly brought to à concul- fion . Tonfon , bookfeller , in ...
... those which were decided by the fate of the two appeals determined by the Lords Commiffioners on Friday the 23d of June ; by which means the business of the faid capture is nearly brought to à concul- fion . Tonfon , bookfeller , in ...
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... those above quoted , thé Rutulian and Trojan forces are repre- fented as engaged in battle . Turnus makes a fign with his hand , that the battle should ceafe ; the two armies im- mediately part ; Turnus declares that he must fight Eneas ...
... those above quoted , thé Rutulian and Trojan forces are repre- fented as engaged in battle . Turnus makes a fign with his hand , that the battle should ceafe ; the two armies im- mediately part ; Turnus declares that he must fight Eneas ...
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... those friends of the confolidation plan , who were ene- mies to the French treaty , might , with- out any danger to their favourite mea- fure , reject the whole bill , as a plan for the confolidation of the duties might af- terwards be ...
... those friends of the confolidation plan , who were ene- mies to the French treaty , might , with- out any danger to their favourite mea- fure , reject the whole bill , as a plan for the confolidation of the duties might af- terwards be ...
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