Memoirs of Great Britain and Ireland: From the Dissolution of the Lst Parliament of Charles II Till the Capture of the French and Spanish Fleet at Vigo, Том 2A. Strahan, and T. Cadell, 1790 |
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... be fure , that fo long as you keep those measures with me which you profefs , of which I make no doubt , you shall find me as kind to you as you can defire . " Tranflation . Extract of a dispatch from Mr. Barillon to TO PART I. BOOK II .
... be fure , that fo long as you keep those measures with me which you profefs , of which I make no doubt , you shall find me as kind to you as you can defire . " Tranflation . Extract of a dispatch from Mr. Barillon to TO PART I. BOOK II .
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... be fure , that fo long as you keep thofe measures with me which you profess , of which I make no doubt , you shall find me as kind to you as you can defire . ” King James to the Prince of Orange . - To TO PART I. BOOK II . 13.
... be fure , that fo long as you keep thofe measures with me which you profess , of which I make no doubt , you shall find me as kind to you as you can defire . ” King James to the Prince of Orange . - To TO PART I. BOOK II . 13.
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... measures I intend to take as to affairs abroad , that there may be no mistakes . " you In King William's cabinet there are the two following anfwers from Lord Rochefter to the letters which the Prince of Orange had written him ...
... measures I intend to take as to affairs abroad , that there may be no mistakes . " you In King William's cabinet there are the two following anfwers from Lord Rochefter to the letters which the Prince of Orange had written him ...
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... measures taken as cannot fail , it is but just to refer him- felf to your Majesty . Yesterday evening I again faw the King of England ; he preffed me to give your Majefty an account of what he had faid to me , and told me that he fhould ...
... measures taken as cannot fail , it is but just to refer him- felf to your Majesty . Yesterday evening I again faw the King of England ; he preffed me to give your Majefty an account of what he had faid to me , and told me that he fhould ...
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... measures , and that all was now done there , his troops being come away . When I urged the treaty of Nimeguen , by which the Prince of Orange was restored to his faid principality , with all the rights , & c . in the fame condition ...
... measures , and that all was now done there , his troops being come away . When I urged the treaty of Nimeguen , by which the Prince of Orange was restored to his faid principality , with all the rights , & c . in the fame condition ...
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