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... treaty between her Ma- jefty and the States - General The Examiner . No 13 . S 10 531 93 152 186 14 . 192 15 . 197 16 . 203 17 . 210 18 . 215 19 ! 221 20 . 226 21 . 232 22 . 238 23 . 245 24 . 251 25 . 256 26 . 263 27 . 269 28 . 274 29 ...
... treaty between her Ma- jefty and the States - General The Examiner . No 13 . S 10 531 93 152 186 14 . 192 15 . 197 16 . 203 17 . 210 18 . 215 19 ! 221 20 . 226 21 . 232 22 . 238 23 . 245 24 . 251 25 . 256 26 . 263 27 . 269 28 . 274 29 ...
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... treaty for the peace and fecurity of his country : what could the continuance of fuch proceedings end in , but the utter difcouragement of all virtuous actions and perfons , and confequently in the ruin of a ftate ? therefore the ...
... treaty for the peace and fecurity of his country : what could the continuance of fuch proceedings end in , but the utter difcouragement of all virtuous actions and perfons , and confequently in the ruin of a ftate ? therefore the ...
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... treaty of partition , the adviser of which will , I hope , never be forgot in Eng- land . Sicily was difpofed of by her Majefty of Great Bri- tain ; fo in effect was Sardinia . France indeed once reach ed out a king to Poland , but the ...
... treaty of partition , the adviser of which will , I hope , never be forgot in Eng- land . Sicily was difpofed of by her Majefty of Great Bri- tain ; fo in effect was Sardinia . France indeed once reach ed out a king to Poland , but the ...
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... treaty hath put us under ; and the event hath fhewn , that it was prudent to proceed no faster , until those difficulties were got over . mole and harbour could not be destroyed , until the ships were got out ; which , by reafon of fome ...
... treaty hath put us under ; and the event hath fhewn , that it was prudent to proceed no faster , until those difficulties were got over . mole and harbour could not be destroyed , until the ships were got out ; which , by reafon of fome ...
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... treaty ; and that they came fo late , they may thank the Whigs , whose falfe reprefentations they were fo weak to believe . How- ever , the QUEEN hath voluntarily given them a guaran- tee to defend them against Spain , until the peace ...
... treaty ; and that they came fo late , they may thank the Whigs , whose falfe reprefentations they were fo weak to believe . How- ever , the QUEEN hath voluntarily given them a guaran- tee to defend them against Spain , until the peace ...
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