Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazky 68–69Pub. for J. Hinton, 1781 |
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... measures he had taken , because it was , in effect , to approve a fea - fight , which might be attended with dangerous confequences , and give the fanction of that auguft Af- fembly to measures , which , upon examina- tion , might ...
... measures he had taken , because it was , in effect , to approve a fea - fight , which might be attended with dangerous confequences , and give the fanction of that auguft Af- fembly to measures , which , upon examina- tion , might ...
Strana 17
... measures that had been taken , they ought to examine the treaties , and the reafons , on which those measures were founded , which muft needs take up fome time ; and therefore they ought , for the prefent , according to their ufual ...
... measures that had been taken , they ought to examine the treaties , and the reafons , on which those measures were founded , which muft needs take up fome time ; and therefore they ought , for the prefent , according to their ufual ...
Strana 18
... measures with Great Britain , and demanding , in general , fatisfaction for the breaches he pretended the Emperor bad made upon the treaty of Utrecht , the balance of Power in Europe , and the fecurity and liberty of the Princes and ...
... measures with Great Britain , and demanding , in general , fatisfaction for the breaches he pretended the Emperor bad made upon the treaty of Utrecht , the balance of Power in Europe , and the fecurity and liberty of the Princes and ...
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