The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 15Philological Society of London, 1789 |
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... carried * . The Chancellor of the Exchequer then moved an additional clause , which was agreed to , the Houfe refumed , and the re- port immediately brought up and read . THURSDAY , Feb. 12 . The Chancellor of the Exchequer moved the ...
... carried * . The Chancellor of the Exchequer then moved an additional clause , which was agreed to , the Houfe refumed , and the re- port immediately brought up and read . THURSDAY , Feb. 12 . The Chancellor of the Exchequer moved the ...
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... carried on with vigour . The former of thefe fortreffes had neither cannon nor foldiers , and was taken without . firing a gun . The fecond had only a garrifon of fixty men , but they defended themfelves to the laft extremity ; and when ...
... carried on with vigour . The former of thefe fortreffes had neither cannon nor foldiers , and was taken without . firing a gun . The fecond had only a garrifon of fixty men , but they defended themfelves to the laft extremity ; and when ...
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... carried from the coast of Africa in British veffels , is fuppofed to amount to about 38,000 . That the number annually carried to the British West India Islands has amounted to about 22,500 on an average of four years , to the year 1787 ...
... carried from the coast of Africa in British veffels , is fuppofed to amount to about 38,000 . That the number annually carried to the British West India Islands has amounted to about 22,500 on an average of four years , to the year 1787 ...
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