The Works of Dr. Jonathan Swift, Volume 2A. Donaldson, 1766 |
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... consequence that must attend any treaty of peace we can make with France ; being only the acknowledgment of her Majefty as QUEEN of her own dominions , and the right of fuc- cession by our own laws , which no foreign power hath any ...
... consequence that must attend any treaty of peace we can make with France ; being only the acknowledgment of her Majefty as QUEEN of her own dominions , and the right of fuc- cession by our own laws , which no foreign power hath any ...
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