The Magazine of Magazines: Compiled from Original Pieces, with Extracts from the Most Celebrated Books, and Periodical Compositions, Published in Europe... The Whole Forming a Complete Literary and Historical Account of that Period..., Volumes 2-3Andrew Welsh, 1759 |
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... treaty . XXIX . Letter in favour of infolvent Debtors . XXXI . Defcription of fome rare Birds , & c . XXX . Ufes to be made of Bracelets . XXXII . Contrivance to prevent drowning , XXXIV . Rules for the British Mufæum . XXXVI . POETRY ...
... treaty . XXIX . Letter in favour of infolvent Debtors . XXXI . Defcription of fome rare Birds , & c . XXX . Ufes to be made of Bracelets . XXXII . Contrivance to prevent drowning , XXXIV . Rules for the British Mufæum . XXXVI . POETRY ...
Pagina 2
... Treaty in 1674 Arguments against imprisoning for Debt ib . --- Havock occafioned by Imprisonment 30 Morals of the Debtors debauched in Prifon ib . Uses to be made by wearing Bracelets 31 Antiquated Ladies to wear the K. of 8 Mr ...
... Treaty in 1674 Arguments against imprisoning for Debt ib . --- Havock occafioned by Imprisonment 30 Morals of the Debtors debauched in Prifon ib . Uses to be made by wearing Bracelets 31 Antiquated Ladies to wear the K. of 8 Mr ...
Pagina 19
... treaty of Utrecht , to infift upon the entire ceffion of Nova Scotia , to which we had a jutt claim , and upon which the islands of Cape Breton and St. John were naturally dependant ( as from that very treaty appears ) ought to ...
... treaty of Utrecht , to infift upon the entire ceffion of Nova Scotia , to which we had a jutt claim , and upon which the islands of Cape Breton and St. John were naturally dependant ( as from that very treaty appears ) ought to ...
Pagina 27
... treaty of 1668 , ( renewed in 1674 ) by which the Dutch were permitted _ to carry the property of England's enemies . F D Elivered from the cares of war by the treaty of Munfter , the United provinces wifely turned their thoughts ...
... treaty of 1668 , ( renewed in 1674 ) by which the Dutch were permitted _ to carry the property of England's enemies . F D Elivered from the cares of war by the treaty of Munfter , the United provinces wifely turned their thoughts ...
Pagina 28
... treaty , to the veffels of Holland , as neuters , the right of protecting the effects of an enemy : the laws of France indeed continue still to deter- mine univerfally against this right ; and in this respect therefore their laws and ...
... treaty , to the veffels of Holland , as neuters , the right of protecting the effects of an enemy : the laws of France indeed continue still to deter- mine univerfally against this right ; and in this respect therefore their laws and ...
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