Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Tập 35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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... proposed to bring in a bill , to render every one that fhould fight a duel incapable of pardon ; but this propofal was no fooner mentioned than laid afide .. The Houfe was now informed , " That his Majefty , in order to preferve the pub ...
... proposed to bring in a bill , to render every one that fhould fight a duel incapable of pardon ; but this propofal was no fooner mentioned than laid afide .. The Houfe was now informed , " That his Majefty , in order to preferve the pub ...
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... proposals , draw upon me at prefent a croud of fpectators ; and every one of these forms a judgment of me ac- cording to their notions , and condemns me on their own principles . A rich , powerful , and dignified Lord is affiduous in ...
... proposals , draw upon me at prefent a croud of fpectators ; and every one of these forms a judgment of me ac- cording to their notions , and condemns me on their own principles . A rich , powerful , and dignified Lord is affiduous in ...
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... proposal was , that I should father and introduce it , under the notion of my having learned and brought the art from Formofa ; on which condition , and my putting now and then a hand to the painting , he offered me a confiderable share ...
... proposal was , that I should father and introduce it , under the notion of my having learned and brought the art from Formofa ; on which condition , and my putting now and then a hand to the painting , he offered me a confiderable share ...
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