The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volumen59R. Griffiths, 1778 |
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... said , I would be loth to live , while I might be justly charged with it . I had kept no jot from his Majesty that I was willed to fay unto him . I thought the news good as they were , and was glad I might bring them hither , as well ...
... said , I would be loth to live , while I might be justly charged with it . I had kept no jot from his Majesty that I was willed to fay unto him . I thought the news good as they were , and was glad I might bring them hither , as well ...
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... said , no ; but it was not attend- ed to . In the mean time , fome of the king's emiffaries had spread a re- port about the town , that the king was arrested . This drew the po- pulace to the palace in great numbers , where they arrived ...
... said , no ; but it was not attend- ed to . In the mean time , fome of the king's emiffaries had spread a re- port about the town , that the king was arrested . This drew the po- pulace to the palace in great numbers , where they arrived ...
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... said to be double the quantity coined annually fixty years ago . The mining for copper commenced only with the prefent century : the little which had been procured before having been merely adventitious , and accidentally met with in ...
... said to be double the quantity coined annually fixty years ago . The mining for copper commenced only with the prefent century : the little which had been procured before having been merely adventitious , and accidentally met with in ...
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