The Scots Magazine and Edinburgh Literary Miscellany, Tom 70,Część 2 |
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... hands by on parasites and slaves , on all who chance to whoever shall arrive , whom , cringed , Hattered , pillaged , and cor- if another had prevailed , they would rupted at the court of the emperors have trampled under foot .
... hands by on parasites and slaves , on all who chance to whoever shall arrive , whom , cringed , Hattered , pillaged , and cor- if another had prevailed , they would rupted at the court of the emperors have trampled under foot .
Strona 535
The laws , the lawful cus . cient times , in your conflicts with the toms , the Courts of Justice , the Clergy , Moors , you should see me at your the national Colleges shall be maintain head , in every danger , advance to re . ed ...
The laws , the lawful cus . cient times , in your conflicts with the toms , the Courts of Justice , the Clergy , Moors , you should see me at your the national Colleges shall be maintain head , in every danger , advance to re . ed ...
Strona 544
... was Court of Admiralty , are to take such ordered to be put to death , and the measures herein as to them may ressentence was immediately carried into pectively appertain . execution , allowing him only a few STEPH .
... was Court of Admiralty , are to take such ordered to be put to death , and the measures herein as to them may ressentence was immediately carried into pectively appertain . execution , allowing him only a few STEPH .
Strona 548
Court to Capt . W. The Spanish General complained of this Lieut . - Colonels Bourke and Bradford breach of the cruce , and said he would not were the last witnesses examined for the be answerable for the lives of the British prosecution ...
Court to Capt . W. The Spanish General complained of this Lieut . - Colonels Bourke and Bradford breach of the cruce , and said he would not were the last witnesses examined for the be answerable for the lives of the British prosecution ...
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Well might peci , have found a protector even in his reports to his ( the General's ) prejudice surprosecutor ; and that , considering his ano . vive and continue , if , in a Court of Justice , malous , he hoped he might say , without ...
Well might peci , have found a protector even in his reports to his ( the General's ) prejudice surprosecutor ; and that , considering his ano . vive and continue , if , in a Court of Justice , malous , he hoped he might say , without ...
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