The European Magazine, and London Review, Volumen30Philological Society of London, 1796 |
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... conduct. 1 THIS Nobleman , whose talents have been from his youth employed in the fervice of his country , and whofe amiable qualities have acquired him the efteem and regard of all to whom he is known , is of an ancient family fettled ...
... conduct. 1 THIS Nobleman , whose talents have been from his youth employed in the fervice of his country , and whofe amiable qualities have acquired him the efteem and regard of all to whom he is known , is of an ancient family fettled ...
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... conduct in the poft he had held : Refolved , That it is the opinion of this Court , that the Right Honourable George Lord Macartney , whilft he was Governor of Madras , upon all occafions manifefted the greateft zeal in fupport of the ...
... conduct in the poft he had held : Refolved , That it is the opinion of this Court , that the Right Honourable George Lord Macartney , whilft he was Governor of Madras , upon all occafions manifefted the greateft zeal in fupport of the ...
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... conduct of the Baronet augured not a little of parfimony and inhumanity , and immediately put about the hat for a fubfcription , which every body but Sir George readily complied with . The next day Sir George made the neceffary ...
... conduct of the Baronet augured not a little of parfimony and inhumanity , and immediately put about the hat for a fubfcription , which every body but Sir George readily complied with . The next day Sir George made the neceffary ...
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... conduct him to Bath . At the end of the Michaelmas vacation ( 1750 ) she quitted him with reluctance , and he remained several months under the care of a trufty maid- fervant . A nervous affliction , which alternately contracted his ...
... conduct him to Bath . At the end of the Michaelmas vacation ( 1750 ) she quitted him with reluctance , and he remained several months under the care of a trufty maid- fervant . A nervous affliction , which alternately contracted his ...
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