Colonel St. Paul of Ewart, Soldier and Diplomat, Том 1St. Catherine Press, 1911 |
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acquaint affair afterwards Aiguillon Ambassador answer army arrived assured Austrian Boynes Brest Calais Christian Majesty Colonel Blaquière Colonel St commands Compiègne Comte Comte d'Artois Comte de Vergennes conduct consequence conversation copy Count Cypher Dalton daughter Dear Sir desire dispatch Duke D'Aiguillon Dunkirk Earl Embassy enclose endeavour England Ewart favour fleet Fontainebleau France French Minister give Harcourt honour hope Horace St intelligence James's King King of Sweden King's Lady Langlois late LORD ROCHFORD Lord Stormont Lordship Lordship's letter Madame Madame du Barri Majesty's married mentioned messenger Monsieur month Northumberland obedient humble servant occasion Paris PAUL to LORD Paul's peace person persuaded pleasure Poland Porte present Prince Prince of Condé qu'il received Royal Russia Secretary sent ships sincerely SIR STANIER PORTEN soon Spain Sweden told Treaty Vergennes Versailles Vienna wish write yesterday
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