Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Niteet 68–69Pub. for J. Hinton, 1781 |
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Sivu 140
... raise it into consequence ; and it is faid to contain 5000 whites , and 15,000 negroes . The fides of the mountain form a ... raised here ; and this island , as well as Curaffou , is engaged in the Spanish contraband trade , for which ...
... raise it into consequence ; and it is faid to contain 5000 whites , and 15,000 negroes . The fides of the mountain form a ... raised here ; and this island , as well as Curaffou , is engaged in the Spanish contraband trade , for which ...
Sivu 25
... raised did at any time bear any proportion in effective men to that which was voted .... The holding out a promise of lands as an inducement to fill up their armies , was probably intended to counteract the effect of a fimilar measure ...
... raised did at any time bear any proportion in effective men to that which was voted .... The holding out a promise of lands as an inducement to fill up their armies , was probably intended to counteract the effect of a fimilar measure ...
Sivu 277
... raised upon the inhabitants of the City to repair the damage in the late riots , to be paid by the conftables , who are to collect the fame , into the Chamber of London immediately as the fame is raised , to prevent embezzlement ...
... raised upon the inhabitants of the City to repair the damage in the late riots , to be paid by the conftables , who are to collect the fame , into the Chamber of London immediately as the fame is raised , to prevent embezzlement ...
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