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... whose abilities I found extremely useful . Among the number of pieces , which were to be employed in thefe batteries , was an enormous culverin , carrying a ball of fixty pounds , which was fo confined by the arch , which ferved for an ...
... whose abilities I found extremely useful . Among the number of pieces , which were to be employed in thefe batteries , was an enormous culverin , carrying a ball of fixty pounds , which was fo confined by the arch , which ferved for an ...
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... whose pay would furnish , if ne- ceffary , a much greater number of more ufeful regiments . Commiffions of array , the antiquity of Lords Lieutenants of counties , the Poffe - comitatûs , and the militia , come next under con ...
... whose pay would furnish , if ne- ceffary , a much greater number of more ufeful regiments . Commiffions of array , the antiquity of Lords Lieutenants of counties , the Poffe - comitatûs , and the militia , come next under con ...
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... whose goodness and power we might hope for protection in this life , or for happiness in a better life hereafter . The Doctor proceeds to take fome notice of the objections made by fceptical writers to thofe arguments that are drawn , à ...
... whose goodness and power we might hope for protection in this life , or for happiness in a better life hereafter . The Doctor proceeds to take fome notice of the objections made by fceptical writers to thofe arguments that are drawn , à ...
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