 | Robert Patten - 1745 - 272 pagine
...brought us and our Pofterity under, a " precarious Dependance upon foreign Councils and, " Interefts, and the Power of foreign Troops. ** The late unhappy Union, which was brought cc about by the mi (taken Notions of fome, and tha ** ruinous and felfifh Defigns of others., has prov'd... | |
 | Esq. Robert Campbell - 1745 - 390 pagine
...and our Pofterity under a precarious Dependance upon foreign Councils and Interefts, and the Power o/ foreign Troops. THE late unhappy Union, which was brought about by the miftaken Notions of fome, and the ruinous and felfifh Defigns of others, has proved fo far from healing... | |
 | Nicholas Tindal - 1763 - 564 pagine
...us and ' our pofterity under a precari-, ' ous dependence upon foreign. ' counfels and iiiterefts, and the. ' power of foreign troops. " . ' The late...unhappy Union,. ' which was brought about by, ' the milWken notions of feme. 1 and by: the ruinous and feliifh ' defigns of others, has proved ' fo far... | |
 | John Struthers - 1827 - 736 pagine
...under a precarious dependance upon foreign councils and interests, and the power of foreign troops. 1 " The late unhappy Union, which was brought about by...selfish designs of others, has proved so far from healing and lessening the differences betwixt his majesty's subjects of Scotland and England, that... | |
 | John Struthers - 1828 - 708 pagine
...searching out new expedients pretended for our security, it has produced nothing but daily disappointment, and has brought us and our posterity under a precarious...selfish designs of others, has proved so far from healing and lessening the differences betwixt his majesty's subjects of Scotland and England, that... | |
 | John Struthers - 1828 - 714 pagine
...searching out new expedients pretended for our security, it has produced nothing but daily disappointment, and has brought us and our posterity under a precarious...selfish designs of others, has proved so far from healing and lessening the differences betwixt his majesty's subjects of Scotland and England, that... | |
 | Constable and co, ltd - 1829 - 344 pagine
...constitution has been entirely altered and sunk amidst the various shocks of unstable faction ; while, in searching out new expedients, pretended for our security,...privileges, and interests of us and our good neighbours and fellow- subjects of England, that the continuance of it must inevitably ruin us, and hurt them ; nor... | |
 | George Buchanan - 1829 - 764 pagine
...and civil, in our own hands. Our fundamental constitution has been entirely altered, and sunk amid the various shocks of unstable faction, while in the...England, that it has widened and increased them. And kappears byexperience so inconsistent with the rights, privileges, and interests of us and our good... | |
 | George Buchanan - 1829 - 742 pagine
...and civil, in our own hands. Our fundamental constitution has been entirely altered, and sunk amid the various shocks of unstable faction, while in the...England, that it has widened and increased them. And itappears byexperience so inconsistent with the rights, privileges, and interests of us and our good... | |
 | Robert Chambers - 1829 - 344 pagine
...constitution has been entirely altered and wink amidst the various shocks of unstable faction ; while, in searching out new expedients, pretended for our security,...late unhappy Union, which was brought about by the mistakes notions of some, and the ruinous and selfish designs of others, has proved so far from lessening... | |
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Our fundamental constitution has been entirely altered, and sunk amid the various shocks of unstable faction, while in the searching out new expedients pretended for our security, it has produced nothing but daily disappointments, and has brought us and... 
