The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 61F. Jeffries, 1787 |
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... Treaty , unless they had previonfly d ur- mined the relative ftore of this country with all the other powers of Europe , fup- pofing the French Treaty to be ratified by parliament . • be found ultimately to have put an end to our Treaty ...
... Treaty , unless they had previonfly d ur- mined the relative ftore of this country with all the other powers of Europe , fup- pofing the French Treaty to be ratified by parliament . • be found ultimately to have put an end to our Treaty ...
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... treaty in queftion . Mr. Fox faid , he did not wifh on this occafion to prefs gentlemen beyond their own opinions ; he owned that the petition did not ftate fpecifically against either the principle or detail of the French treaty , but ...
... treaty in queftion . Mr. Fox faid , he did not wifh on this occafion to prefs gentlemen beyond their own opinions ; he owned that the petition did not ftate fpecifically against either the principle or detail of the French treaty , but ...
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... treaty , which he thought a wife and prudent measure , and to the confoli- dation of the duties . Mr. Vyner approved the confolidation of duties , but confidered the French treaty as pregnant with danger to this country . C Mr. Pitt ...
... treaty , which he thought a wife and prudent measure , and to the confoli- dation of the duties . Mr. Vyner approved the confolidation of duties , but confidered the French treaty as pregnant with danger to this country . C Mr. Pitt ...
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