A Collection of Scarce and Valuable Tracts, on the Most Interesting and Entertaining Subjects: But Chiefly Such as Relate to the History and Constitution of These Kingdoms, Band 3F. Cogan, 1751 |
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... consider , that altho ' the Scots are poor , the Publick of Scotland is not in Debt to the Value of one Farthing ; and on the other Hand , altho ' the English are rich , yet the Publick of England is under the Debt of many Millions . I ...
... consider , that altho ' the Scots are poor , the Publick of Scotland is not in Debt to the Value of one Farthing ; and on the other Hand , altho ' the English are rich , yet the Publick of England is under the Debt of many Millions . I ...
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... consider that in the fame Parliament an Act was pafs'd by their Influence , Allowing the Im portation of all Sorts of Wines , and other Foreign Liquors , tho ' the Duke of Hamilton and the Squadrone protefted Against allowing the ...
... consider that in the fame Parliament an Act was pafs'd by their Influence , Allowing the Im portation of all Sorts of Wines , and other Foreign Liquors , tho ' the Duke of Hamilton and the Squadrone protefted Against allowing the ...
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... consider the above mentioned Circumftances , is easier to be imagined than expressed . I 1 J The next Thing.to be confidered , is the Conduct of our late Ministry fince the happy Disappointment of the Invasion ; you know very well that ...
... consider the above mentioned Circumftances , is easier to be imagined than expressed . I 1 J The next Thing.to be confidered , is the Conduct of our late Ministry fince the happy Disappointment of the Invasion ; you know very well that ...
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