The Monitor, 第 1 卷J. Scott, 1760 - 502 頁 |
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第 13 頁
... those , who at present act in oppofition to the court , are Ja- cobites . This , however falfe in fact , has not only perfuaded majesty itself to suspect , and even to reject the council of his best subjects , whether confidered for ...
... those , who at present act in oppofition to the court , are Ja- cobites . This , however falfe in fact , has not only perfuaded majesty itself to suspect , and even to reject the council of his best subjects , whether confidered for ...
第 16 頁
... those finews of our naval ftrength , on which avowedly the very being of this kingdom depends ; to define and fettle the rights and privileges of the subjects , refiding in those colonies ; to model them more agreeable to the fyftem of ...
... those finews of our naval ftrength , on which avowedly the very being of this kingdom depends ; to define and fettle the rights and privileges of the subjects , refiding in those colonies ; to model them more agreeable to the fyftem of ...
第 473 頁
commerce ; and the neglect of those feas is an invitation for the enemy to attempt the con- queft of the islands alfo . Would not some of those ships , which were laid up for fo months in our ports , and in full pay , have been much ...
commerce ; and the neglect of those feas is an invitation for the enemy to attempt the con- queft of the islands alfo . Would not some of those ships , which were laid up for fo months in our ports , and in full pay , have been much ...
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