The Edinburgh Magazine, Or, Literary Miscellany, Volumen7J. Sibbald, Parliament-Square, 1796 |
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... thefe measures : but the barons , who had once tafted the comfort of en- joying the ecclefiaftical emoluments , and thereby finding their fortunes more unembarraffed and free , reluc- tantly gave up their claim to the poffeffion , foon ...
... thefe measures : but the barons , who had once tafted the comfort of en- joying the ecclefiaftical emoluments , and thereby finding their fortunes more unembarraffed and free , reluc- tantly gave up their claim to the poffeffion , foon ...
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... Thefe , befides the prizes and prize - medals , were drawn from the fund arifing from prefents or le- gacies . The members had already published their tranfactions , which at the expiration of 1779 amounted to forty volumes , and have ...
... Thefe , befides the prizes and prize - medals , were drawn from the fund arifing from prefents or le- gacies . The members had already published their tranfactions , which at the expiration of 1779 amounted to forty volumes , and have ...
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... thefe odious privileges . - Stow . About this time it appears ( fays bishop Fleetwood ) that a clergyman might be fupported with decency for ten modern pounds per annum.- Chron . pret . Twenty pounds per annum was in 1439 , fettled by ...
... thefe odious privileges . - Stow . About this time it appears ( fays bishop Fleetwood ) that a clergyman might be fupported with decency for ten modern pounds per annum.- Chron . pret . Twenty pounds per annum was in 1439 , fettled by ...
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... thefe the sheriffs returned . For this outra- geous infult on the conftitution , an act of indemnity was obtained . - Parl . Hift . In the reign of Henry VI . the commons exchanged their former me- thod of petitioning the king , and ha ...
... thefe the sheriffs returned . For this outra- geous infult on the conftitution , an act of indemnity was obtained . - Parl . Hift . In the reign of Henry VI . the commons exchanged their former me- thod of petitioning the king , and ha ...
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... thefe occafions . If the great man , who generally takes the lead in laying out the turnpike road , has no immediate intereft himself , he has often a friend to oblige , or an enemy to mortify , by fending the road up hill , to fave the ...
... thefe occafions . If the great man , who generally takes the lead in laying out the turnpike road , has no immediate intereft himself , he has often a friend to oblige , or an enemy to mortify , by fending the road up hill , to fave the ...
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