The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 27Philological Society of London, 1795 |
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... tion of the affertion , that the barbari- ties which took place in France are to be imputed folely to the combination formed against her ; as the share taken by that Power in the petty Revolution of Geneva , expofes the impudent hy ...
... tion of the affertion , that the barbari- ties which took place in France are to be imputed folely to the combination formed against her ; as the share taken by that Power in the petty Revolution of Geneva , expofes the impudent hy ...
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... tion , being directly in the teeth of the re- folution of their Lordships a few nights fince , he would certainly refift it . He then moved the previous question . The Duke of Grafton was decidedly in favour of the motion , and ...
... tion , being directly in the teeth of the re- folution of their Lordships a few nights fince , he would certainly refift it . He then moved the previous question . The Duke of Grafton was decidedly in favour of the motion , and ...
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... tion and meditation ftrengthened and confirmed what industry and inveftiga- tion had accumulated . It was a fixed principle with him , from which he never voluntarily deviated , not to be de- terred by any difficulties that were fur ...
... tion and meditation ftrengthened and confirmed what industry and inveftiga- tion had accumulated . It was a fixed principle with him , from which he never voluntarily deviated , not to be de- terred by any difficulties that were fur ...
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