The London Magazine, Or, Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer, Volume 39R. Baldwin, 1770 |
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Page 207
... means fet- tle the matter between themfelves : he defired Mr. Richardfon to apply by means of his re- lation , Mr. Stonehewer , fecretary to his grace the duke of Grafton , for a patent in his own and his fon's name . All thefe means ...
... means fet- tle the matter between themfelves : he defired Mr. Richardfon to apply by means of his re- lation , Mr. Stonehewer , fecretary to his grace the duke of Grafton , for a patent in his own and his fon's name . All thefe means ...
Page 291
... means to obferve in that pa- ragraph , is , that parties are only like- ly to tend to the prefervation of liber- ty , when they arise from a regard to the public intereft . But to convey this plain truth , he leads his readers into fuch ...
... means to obferve in that pa- ragraph , is , that parties are only like- ly to tend to the prefervation of liber- ty , when they arise from a regard to the public intereft . But to convey this plain truth , he leads his readers into fuch ...
Page 455
... means of reforming them . " Now , my dear , dear fir , by what means have you ef- fected all the benefits we have received at the hands of your fociety , if not by legal means ? was your claim of a free reprefentation illegal ? was it ...
... means of reforming them . " Now , my dear , dear fir , by what means have you ef- fected all the benefits we have received at the hands of your fociety , if not by legal means ? was your claim of a free reprefentation illegal ? was it ...
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