London Magazine Enlarged and Improved, Zväzok 20C. Ackers, 1751 |
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... granted , that every officer , com- miffioned or non commiffioned , has fome property . His office or rank is his property , as well as the pay which belongs to it ; and it is a property , which we are to fup- pofe , he has purchased by ...
... granted , that every officer , com- miffioned or non commiffioned , has fome property . His office or rank is his property , as well as the pay which belongs to it ; and it is a property , which we are to fup- pofe , he has purchased by ...
Strana 60
... granting to the colonel a more arbitrary and greater power over the staff - officers in his regiment , than his majesty has over the commiffioned officers in his army ; for tho ' his majefty may cafhier fuch an officer by his fole ...
... granting to the colonel a more arbitrary and greater power over the staff - officers in his regiment , than his majesty has over the commiffioned officers in his army ; for tho ' his majefty may cafhier fuch an officer by his fole ...
Strana 67
... granted by Clement VI . in the year near 30 years , at least in fubftance ; 1351 , to John king of France , and and in this manner . Having the to queen Joan his fecond wife ; honour , at London , one day to dine which brief or bull ...
... granted by Clement VI . in the year near 30 years , at least in fubftance ; 1351 , to John king of France , and and in this manner . Having the to queen Joan his fecond wife ; honour , at London , one day to dine which brief or bull ...
Strana 71
... granted with so many limitations , we do not perceive a pope who pushes his complaifance to his fovereign too far . There is no petty gentleman in the kingdom , to whom they could have refufed this difpenfation on the A like ...
... granted with so many limitations , we do not perceive a pope who pushes his complaifance to his fovereign too far . There is no petty gentleman in the kingdom , to whom they could have refufed this difpenfation on the A like ...
Strana 72
... granted , upon these several paffages of hi- F ftory , that this prince was a much honefter man than the pope , and that it is wronging his memory to afcribe to him the having been earnest to obtain this odious bull . King John had the ...
... granted , upon these several paffages of hi- F ftory , that this prince was a much honefter man than the pope , and that it is wronging his memory to afcribe to him the having been earnest to obtain this odious bull . King John had the ...
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