Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazky 62–63Pub. for J. Hinton, 1778 |
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... peace was pro- claimed on the 1ft of March . The chief articles were : France and Spain were ne- ver to be united : the Proteftant fucceffion acknowledged , and never to be oppoted on any pretence : navigation anf commerce , as in the ...
... peace was pro- claimed on the 1ft of March . The chief articles were : France and Spain were ne- ver to be united : the Proteftant fucceffion acknowledged , and never to be oppoted on any pretence : navigation anf commerce , as in the ...
Strana 196
... peace would be glorious and advantageous both to her Majefty and her Allies . Ad- ding , that , as the honour of his Sovereign , and the good of his country , were the rule of his actions , fo he had no refpect of per- fons ; and , if ...
... peace would be glorious and advantageous both to her Majefty and her Allies . Ad- ding , that , as the honour of his Sovereign , and the good of his country , were the rule of his actions , fo he had no refpect of per- fons ; and , if ...
Strana 249
... peace , the nation having given almost as much money for these three years paft , as during any three years of the war ; and , as for the pretended advantages gained by the treaty with Spain , it was plain they were no more than what ...
... peace , the nation having given almost as much money for these three years paft , as during any three years of the war ; and , as for the pretended advantages gained by the treaty with Spain , it was plain they were no more than what ...
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