The Annual Register, Or, A View of the History, Politics, and Literature for the Year ...J. Dodsley, 1830 - History |
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... effect a landing , but are totally defeated by Villa Flor - Spain recognizes the Title of Don Miguel - Brazil craves the armed interference of Britain , which is refused -A Portuguese Expedition sails from Plymouth to reinforce the ...
... effect a landing , but are totally defeated by Villa Flor - Spain recognizes the Title of Don Miguel - Brazil craves the armed interference of Britain , which is refused -A Portuguese Expedition sails from Plymouth to reinforce the ...
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... effect - The three Powers resolve that the Sovereignty reserved to Turkey , by the Protocol and the Russian Treaty , shall be abolished - They fix the Limits of the new Greek State [ 204 CHAPTER XII . UNITED STATES . - Congress ...
... effect - The three Powers resolve that the Sovereignty reserved to Turkey , by the Protocol and the Russian Treaty , shall be abolished - They fix the Limits of the new Greek State [ 204 CHAPTER XII . UNITED STATES . - Congress ...
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tions of the treaty of the 6th of July , 1827 , and to effect , in con- cert with his Allies , the pacifica- tion of Greece . " The Morea has been liberated from the presence of the Egyptian and Turkish forces . " This important object ...
tions of the treaty of the 6th of July , 1827 , and to effect , in con- cert with his Allies , the pacifica- tion of Greece . " The Morea has been liberated from the presence of the Egyptian and Turkish forces . " This important object ...
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... effect , must feel , he believed , that the existence of that Association , during the dis- cussions which were about to take place , would in itself oppose an almost insuperable barrier to the accomplishment of the object which they ...
... effect , must feel , he believed , that the existence of that Association , during the dis- cussions which were about to take place , would in itself oppose an almost insuperable barrier to the accomplishment of the object which they ...
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... effect to its views . That it did not do so , however , was manifest from nu- merical details , into which Mr. Peel now entered , and which shewed that , out of the members returned by fifteen principal coun- ties , fifteen voted ...
... effect to its views . That it did not do so , however , was manifest from nu- merical details , into which Mr. Peel now entered , and which shewed that , out of the members returned by fifteen principal coun- ties , fifteen voted ...
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