The Monitor, 第 1 卷J. Scott, 1760 - 502 頁 |
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... thousand of his own fubjects , marched up to the walls of Paris , braved the enemy in his ca- pital , routed one hundred and fixty thousand French and their Allies , and forced Calais , the key of their nation , to furrender at ...
... thousand of his own fubjects , marched up to the walls of Paris , braved the enemy in his ca- pital , routed one hundred and fixty thousand French and their Allies , and forced Calais , the key of their nation , to furrender at ...
第 231 頁
thousand fubfidiary mercenaries in British pay ; and forty - five thousand failors , with a fleet in proportion well equipped , would be a danger- ous profpect at a time of inactivity . THERE is a very wide difference between the happy ...
thousand fubfidiary mercenaries in British pay ; and forty - five thousand failors , with a fleet in proportion well equipped , would be a danger- ous profpect at a time of inactivity . THERE is a very wide difference between the happy ...
第 285 頁
... thousand to twenty thousand ounces , fhall be overlooked , and be exempt from this fumptuary law ? yet this must be the cafe , fhould the present scheme for a tax upon plate fucceed . The induftrious and frugal must be obliged to pay ...
... thousand to twenty thousand ounces , fhall be overlooked , and be exempt from this fumptuary law ? yet this must be the cafe , fhould the present scheme for a tax upon plate fucceed . The induftrious and frugal must be obliged to pay ...
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