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... called upon us to fulfil the terms of our alliance . They were obliged to confefs , that no fuch re- quifition had been made ; but ad- ded , that they knew the Dutch were very much difpofed to make it . Whatever might be the words of ...
... called upon us to fulfil the terms of our alliance . They were obliged to confefs , that no fuch re- quifition had been made ; but ad- ded , that they knew the Dutch were very much difpofed to make it . Whatever might be the words of ...
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... called upon to put an end to the war , be- fore it has been poffible to derive any fruits from it . With whom , continued Mr. Burke , can we at prefent treat ? M. Le Brun , with whom we were fo lately called on to treat , is in jail ...
... called upon to put an end to the war , be- fore it has been poffible to derive any fruits from it . With whom , continued Mr. Burke , can we at prefent treat ? M. Le Brun , with whom we were fo lately called on to treat , is in jail ...
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... called the chief refidence of the governor , who is provided with a country villa , called Pilgrims , fitu- > ated within a mile of it ; his falary : was raised by Q. Anne , from 1200 ; to 20001. per annum ; the whole of which is paid ...
... called the chief refidence of the governor , who is provided with a country villa , called Pilgrims , fitu- > ated within a mile of it ; his falary : was raised by Q. Anne , from 1200 ; to 20001. per annum ; the whole of which is paid ...
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Meffage from bis Majefty to the House of Commons Feb 11 133 The Will of Louis the Sixteenth late King of the French written by himself ibid | 136 |
Declaration of the Prince of Orange and Naffau made to the Aſſembly of their | 146 |
General Dumouriez to the French Nation | 152 |
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