The Annual Register of World Events: A Review of the Year, Том 9Edmund Burke Longmans, Green, 1793 |
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... kind of fraggling town , had plenty of brick and raft work , and intended to remain till the return of the French fleet in the spring . They write from Inverness , that one one James Roy McPherson is now living in the thire 70 ] ANNUAL ...
... kind of fraggling town , had plenty of brick and raft work , and intended to remain till the return of the French fleet in the spring . They write from Inverness , that one one James Roy McPherson is now living in the thire 70 ] ANNUAL ...
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... kind of fraggling town , had plenty of brick and raft work , and intended to remain till the return of the French fleet in the spring . They write from Inverness , that one one James Roy McPherson is now living in the thire 70 ] ANNUAL ...
... kind of fraggling town , had plenty of brick and raft work , and intended to remain till the return of the French fleet in the spring . They write from Inverness , that one one James Roy McPherson is now living in the thire 70 ] ANNUAL ...
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... kind of ceremony that is ufed toward the Pope , and crowned heads . When this procedure became known at Monte Cavallo ( the Pope's palace ) orders were iffued immediately for exiling the fuperi- ors of the before noticed colleges and ...
... kind of ceremony that is ufed toward the Pope , and crowned heads . When this procedure became known at Monte Cavallo ( the Pope's palace ) orders were iffued immediately for exiling the fuperi- ors of the before noticed colleges and ...
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... kind , of the richest fort , great quantities of the finest filks , linen , velvets , & c . unmade up , to a very great value , befides a large fum of money . Her common wearing ap- parel were buried the fame evening in a dunghill , and ...
... kind , of the richest fort , great quantities of the finest filks , linen , velvets , & c . unmade up , to a very great value , befides a large fum of money . Her common wearing ap- parel were buried the fame evening in a dunghill , and ...
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... kind and indulgent difpofition prevail- ing , both in his Majefly and par- Hament , to give to the trade and interefts of America , every relief which the true ftate of their cir- cumftances demands or admits . Nothing will tend more ...
... kind and indulgent difpofition prevail- ing , both in his Majefly and par- Hament , to give to the trade and interefts of America , every relief which the true ftate of their cir- cumftances demands or admits . Nothing will tend more ...
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