Encyclopædia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 7. köide,2. osaColin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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Page 411
... latter had thought proper to beftow it upon Carda , he had taken the effectual method of revenging himself by assassinating his rival . John did not fail to show a proper refentment ; but fuch was the weakness of his government , that ...
... latter had thought proper to beftow it upon Carda , he had taken the effectual method of revenging himself by assassinating his rival . John did not fail to show a proper refentment ; but fuch was the weakness of his government , that ...
Page 621
... latter readily agreed to an augmentation of the commercial privileges of the natives , they abfolutely refused to facilitate the acquisition of the burghership . The committee , however , embarrassed and alarmed at the number and ...
... latter readily agreed to an augmentation of the commercial privileges of the natives , they abfolutely refused to facilitate the acquisition of the burghership . The committee , however , embarrassed and alarmed at the number and ...
Page 728
... latter , Gibraltar . however , was refolved to try his fortune with the Earl of Peterborough in Valencia and Catalonia , the prince was fent back to Gibraltar to prepare part of the gar- rifon for embarkation , and foon after was ...
... latter , Gibraltar . however , was refolved to try his fortune with the Earl of Peterborough in Valencia and Catalonia , the prince was fent back to Gibraltar to prepare part of the gar- rifon for embarkation , and foon after was ...
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