Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Niteet 62–63Pub. for J. Hinton, 1778 |
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... should refuse so reasonable and equitable a propofition , they were not to complain , if hereafter they were not to look for fupport from that part of the empire to whole expence they had refused to con- tribute ; that it might be asked ...
... should refuse so reasonable and equitable a propofition , they were not to complain , if hereafter they were not to look for fupport from that part of the empire to whole expence they had refused to con- tribute ; that it might be asked ...
Sivu 193
... should be inabled to raise money , either by the fale of annuities , or by borrowing at an intereft not exceed- ing three per cent ; which fum fo raised thould be applied towards redeeming the South - Sea annuit es ; and that fuch of ...
... should be inabled to raise money , either by the fale of annuities , or by borrowing at an intereft not exceed- ing three per cent ; which fum fo raised thould be applied towards redeeming the South - Sea annuit es ; and that fuch of ...
Sivu 267
... should be interred at the public ex- pence . Mr. Rigby , after expreffing his great refpect for that Statesman's unrivalled ta- lents , and his regret that his country should be deprived of them at a time when they were to much wanted ...
... should be interred at the public ex- pence . Mr. Rigby , after expreffing his great refpect for that Statesman's unrivalled ta- lents , and his regret that his country should be deprived of them at a time when they were to much wanted ...
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