Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazky 62–63Pub. for J. Hinton, 1778 |
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... France , ( which may be the confe- quence ) he hoped there were refources e- nough in this country , both in respect to men and money for that purpose . In re- fpect to the first , men - he asked their Lordships , were not they men ...
... France , ( which may be the confe- quence ) he hoped there were refources e- nough in this country , both in respect to men and money for that purpose . In re- fpect to the first , men - he asked their Lordships , were not they men ...
Strana 320
... France , they mult be confidered as the natural enemies of this country . France had but one fingle object in view , which placed this kingdom in a very fingular fituation not known in any former war with that Power . She turned all her ...
... France , they mult be confidered as the natural enemies of this country . France had but one fingle object in view , which placed this kingdom in a very fingular fituation not known in any former war with that Power . She turned all her ...
Strana 321
... France , did not know that the commercial treaty between France and America was only the oftenfible treaty held out to amufe the world , while the fecret treaty was an hoftile , offenfive league against Great Britain . America he there ...
... France , did not know that the commercial treaty between France and America was only the oftenfible treaty held out to amufe the world , while the fecret treaty was an hoftile , offenfive league against Great Britain . America he there ...
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