The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 61F. Jeffries, 1787 - Great Britain |
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... must buy as much dearer as they fell , and , unless new loans are called for , more of the national capi- tal cannot be invested in the public funds than now is . And the experience of the most expensive war this nation was ever engaged ...
... must buy as much dearer as they fell , and , unless new loans are called for , more of the national capi- tal cannot be invested in the public funds than now is . And the experience of the most expensive war this nation was ever engaged ...
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... must be recollected that in the negotiation with the fifter king dom , it was the that found the fyftem difadvantageous . Allowing that a commercial intercourfe , founded on the treaty of Utrecht , would have been then injurious , it ...
... must be recollected that in the negotiation with the fifter king dom , it was the that found the fyftem difadvantageous . Allowing that a commercial intercourfe , founded on the treaty of Utrecht , would have been then injurious , it ...
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... must have been very confiderable . The ftate of the highways must have been terrible , as we obferve that no less than seven horfes were loft . We must fup- pofe that amifi is intended to mean that he died on the road , though it may be ...
... must have been very confiderable . The ftate of the highways must have been terrible , as we obferve that no less than seven horfes were loft . We must fup- pofe that amifi is intended to mean that he died on the road , though it may be ...
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