The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 15Philological Society of London, 1789 |
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... live the King , " let drums loud beat , Whilft we the words do oft repeat ; And angels fing , " O live for ever , " When aged , death his foul fhall fever ; And from this earth transport him to the skies , Where virtuous monarchs in ...
... live the King , " let drums loud beat , Whilft we the words do oft repeat ; And angels fing , " O live for ever , " When aged , death his foul fhall fever ; And from this earth transport him to the skies , Where virtuous monarchs in ...
Side 252
... LIVE THE KING , " " MAY THE KING LIVE FOR EVER . " - Sir Jofeph Banks dif played an elegant painting by Hamilton , the " A patriot King , to bless Britannia's King receiving his crown from the Genius hores . " But not to Britain is the ...
... LIVE THE KING , " " MAY THE KING LIVE FOR EVER . " - Sir Jofeph Banks dif played an elegant painting by Hamilton , the " A patriot King , to bless Britannia's King receiving his crown from the Genius hores . " But not to Britain is the ...
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... live and reign the King ! The right and left hand transparencies were two itàrs , with G. R. Another remarkable ... live the King , " and " May the King live for ever , " constituted the chief part of the evening's magnificence and ...
... live and reign the King ! The right and left hand transparencies were two itàrs , with G. R. Another remarkable ... live the King , " and " May the King live for ever , " constituted the chief part of the evening's magnificence and ...
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