The Scots Magazine, Volume 41Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1779 - English literature |
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... Majesty's favour and firmnefs . Yet , Sir , I fee no profpect of a real change ; for I don't believe his Majefty will be guilty of the ingratitude to abandon ( at this crifis ) his obedient fervants in their diftrefs ; and I do not hear ...
... Majesty's favour and firmnefs . Yet , Sir , I fee no profpect of a real change ; for I don't believe his Majefty will be guilty of the ingratitude to abandon ( at this crifis ) his obedient fervants in their diftrefs ; and I do not hear ...
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... Majesty out of his own private eftate . The Queen , understanding this , was fo ftruck with the generofity of the action , that she laid the whole affair before the King ; who immediately fent for Mr Necker , and thanked him moft ...
... Majesty out of his own private eftate . The Queen , understanding this , was fo ftruck with the generofity of the action , that she laid the whole affair before the King ; who immediately fent for Mr Necker , and thanked him moft ...
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... Majesty the prefent poffeflions of the crown of France in America , as well as those which it may acquire by the future treaty of peace ; and his Moft Christian Majelty guarantees on his part to the U- nited States , their liberty ...
... Majesty the prefent poffeflions of the crown of France in America , as well as those which it may acquire by the future treaty of peace ; and his Moft Christian Majelty guarantees on his part to the U- nited States , their liberty ...
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... Majesty , notwithstanding , wishes to procure on this head a more certain affurance ; and it is with this view that his Majesty has ordered me to demand , of your High Mightineffes a clear and specific explana tion of your ulterior ...
... Majesty , notwithstanding , wishes to procure on this head a more certain affurance ; and it is with this view that his Majesty has ordered me to demand , of your High Mightineffes a clear and specific explana tion of your ulterior ...
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... Majesty's feet , he preffed for that ho- nour ; but found , to his aftonishment , that the doors of St James's were shut against him : he was affured , that there was nothing particular in this ; that it was unusual for a person ...
... Majesty's feet , he preffed for that ho- nour ; but found , to his aftonishment , that the doors of St James's were shut against him : he was affured , that there was nothing particular in this ; that it was unusual for a person ...
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Page 33 - In order to fix more precisely the sense and application of the preceding article, the contracting parties declare, that in case of a rupture between France and England the reciprocal guarantee declared in the said article shall have its full force and effect the moment such war shall break out; and if such rupture shall not take place, the mutual obligations of the said...