...enjoyed the profit ; if he G 2 that L that bled in the battle grew rich by the victory, he might fhew his gains without envy. But at the conclufion of a...of multitudes and the expence of millions, but by contemplating the fudden glories of paymafters and agents, contractors and commiflaries, whofe equipages...

...he might Ihew his gains -without envy. But at the conclufion of a long war, how are we recompenced for the death of multitudes, and the expence of millions ? but by contemplating the fudden glories of pay-mafters and agents, contractors and commiflioners, whofe equipages...

...danger enjoyed the profit, and after bleeding in the battle, grew rich by the victory, he might fhew his gains without envy. But at the conclufion of a...of multitudes and the expence of millions, but by contemplating the fuddcn glories of paymafters and agents, contractors and commiflaries, whofe equipages...

...danger enjoyed the profit, and after bleeding in the battle grew rich by the victory, he might fliew his gains without envy. But at the conclufion of a ten years war, how are we recompenfcd for the death of multitudes and the expence of millions, but by contemplating the fudden...

...danger enjoyed the profit, and a^cer bleeding in the battle grew rich by the victory, he might mew his gains without envy. But, at the conclufion of...of multitudes and the expence of millions, but by contemplating the fudden glories of Paymafters and Agents, Contractors aud-Contmiffaries, whofe equipages...

...theif origin from infamy. AT the conclusion of a ten years war1, Dr. Johnson, " Ho\v are we recompenced for the death of Multitudes, and the expence of Millions, but by conten- plating the sudden glories of Paymasters and Agents; of .Contractors, and Commissaries, whose...

...enjoyed the profit, and after bleeding in the battle grew rich by the the victory, he might fhew even his gains without envy ; but at the conclufion of...of multitudes, and the expence of millions, but by contemplating the fudden glories of paymafters and agents, contractors, and commiflaries, whofe equipages...

...might shew his gains without envy. But at the conclusion of a ten years war, how are we recompensed for the death of multitudes and the expence of millions, but by contemplating the sudden glories of paymasters and agents, contractors and commissaries, whose equipages...

...fhcw even hii gains with* out envy ; but at the condufion of a fen year* war how are we recompenfcd for the death of multitudes, and the expence of millions, but by contemplating the fudden glories of paymafters and agents, contraflow, and cdmmiffariev whofe equipages...

...enjoyed the profit, and, after bleed" ing in the battle, grew rich by the victory, " he might fhew his gains without envy ; " but, at the conclufion...years war, " how are we recompenfed for the death of 'c multitudes * and the expence of millions, " but by contemplating the fudden glories of " paymafters...