London Magazine Enlarged and Improved, Volumen24C. Ackers, 1755 |
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... first introduced the practice of opening the body with a gentle purge up- on the decline of any malignant fort of fmall pox , which practice was approved of and fupported by Dr. Freind and others , but tho ' now become general , was at ...
... first introduced the practice of opening the body with a gentle purge up- on the decline of any malignant fort of fmall pox , which practice was approved of and fupported by Dr. Freind and others , but tho ' now become general , was at ...
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... first mutiny act , only to imprisonment at his discreti- which , as I have said , was passed in From that time until after the the first year of William and Mary , Revolution we had no other law A our courtiers were pretty modest , for ...
... first mutiny act , only to imprisonment at his discreti- which , as I have said , was passed in From that time until after the the first year of William and Mary , Revolution we had no other law A our courtiers were pretty modest , for ...
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... first mutiny act , only to imprisonment at his difcreti- which , as I have faid , was paffed in on . From that time until after the the first year of William and Mary , Revolution we had no other law A our courtiers were pretty modeft ...
... first mutiny act , only to imprisonment at his difcreti- which , as I have faid , was paffed in on . From that time until after the the first year of William and Mary , Revolution we had no other law A our courtiers were pretty modeft ...
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... first of the late king mac duty . Which claufe has been care D conditional , upon their giving thre fully continued ever fince , and to months notice of their intention this are owing the many cruel whip- and in the very next mutiny ...
... first of the late king mac duty . Which claufe has been care D conditional , upon their giving thre fully continued ever fince , and to months notice of their intention this are owing the many cruel whip- and in the very next mutiny ...
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... first established by a charter from queen Elizabeth , and by that charter had granted them an exclufive trade to the Eaft - Indies , which was illegal , notwithstanding its being granted by that wife and gracious queen : They had a new ...
... first established by a charter from queen Elizabeth , and by that charter had granted them an exclufive trade to the Eaft - Indies , which was illegal , notwithstanding its being granted by that wife and gracious queen : They had a new ...
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