The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 6Philological Society of London, 1784 |
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... themselves into infallible ruin , they have confented to become objects of diflike and complaint , both to the ancient friends to whom they bid adieu , and to the new acquaintances among whom they are now authorised to make a figure ...
... themselves into infallible ruin , they have confented to become objects of diflike and complaint , both to the ancient friends to whom they bid adieu , and to the new acquaintances among whom they are now authorised to make a figure ...
Side 92
... themselves of any means that cuf- tom authorifes , to acquire riches in the way of trade . As all men , without distinction of rank , have , time out of mind , made a practice of carrying on business in their Weft India Iflands , it is ...
... themselves of any means that cuf- tom authorifes , to acquire riches in the way of trade . As all men , without distinction of rank , have , time out of mind , made a practice of carrying on business in their Weft India Iflands , it is ...
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... themselves to the mercy of the feas , and to feek a place of refuge in the fartheft extremities of the globe . So daring a plan manifested how deeply they were actuated by a spirit of attachment to the name and honour of their nation ...
... themselves to the mercy of the feas , and to feek a place of refuge in the fartheft extremities of the globe . So daring a plan manifested how deeply they were actuated by a spirit of attachment to the name and honour of their nation ...
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