The European Magazine, and London Review, المجلد 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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... opinion from Mr. Fox , beftows high praife on the motives by which he conceives him to have been actuated . Mr. Fox , in his opinion , praised the French Revolution , in the belief that it would give rational free- dom to France , and ...
... opinion from Mr. Fox , beftows high praife on the motives by which he conceives him to have been actuated . Mr. Fox , in his opinion , praised the French Revolution , in the belief that it would give rational free- dom to France , and ...
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... opinion , that Mi- nitters had been lax in their duty in not taking measures for rendering the Volunteer Syftem more permanent . In his opinion , there thould be a Corps of Balloted Men , ready to recruit either the Regulars , or the ...
... opinion , that Mi- nitters had been lax in their duty in not taking measures for rendering the Volunteer Syftem more permanent . In his opinion , there thould be a Corps of Balloted Men , ready to recruit either the Regulars , or the ...
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... opinions of ten Judges , if there were fo many , that the King could take the fubject's money of bis own mere authority , has in any fub- fequent period been acknowledged to be law . Something like it , indeed , was the opinion of the ...
... opinions of ten Judges , if there were fo many , that the King could take the fubject's money of bis own mere authority , has in any fub- fequent period been acknowledged to be law . Something like it , indeed , was the opinion of the ...
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European Magazine | 7 |
Story of Dick the Negro | 18 |
Some Account of Henry Bracken | 26 |
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