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tamely to adopt the leading measures to their subjection to the court of Ver- failles , is kifling the rod that is prepar- ing to fcourge them . But fetting afide the honour of na- tions , it is certainly very impolitic for us to follow ...
tamely to adopt the leading measures to their subjection to the court of Ver- failles , is kifling the rod that is prepar- ing to fcourge them . But fetting afide the honour of na- tions , it is certainly very impolitic for us to follow ...
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... court had kindled fo great a quantity of wood , that the monarch had like to be fuffocated with the heat . His gran- deur did not permit him to rife to call out for help ; the officers in waiting were not in the way , and the domeftics ...
... court had kindled fo great a quantity of wood , that the monarch had like to be fuffocated with the heat . His gran- deur did not permit him to rife to call out for help ; the officers in waiting were not in the way , and the domeftics ...
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... courts of France and Spain , has conftructed a new road , by which the armies of France or Spain . may enter Italy in ... Court of Vienna . Rome , Feb. 24. On Friday morning laft at two o'clock an earthquake was felt here , as well as at ...
... courts of France and Spain , has conftructed a new road , by which the armies of France or Spain . may enter Italy in ... Court of Vienna . Rome , Feb. 24. On Friday morning laft at two o'clock an earthquake was felt here , as well as at ...
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... Court of Vienna will fuftain a great lofs , he being one of their greatest Generals , had been dif- tinguished on many occafions , and had received no less than eighteen wounds in their fervice . On Thurfday fe'ennight died Sir Thomas ...
... Court of Vienna will fuftain a great lofs , he being one of their greatest Generals , had been dif- tinguished on many occafions , and had received no less than eighteen wounds in their fervice . On Thurfday fe'ennight died Sir Thomas ...
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... courts , against the conclufion of the treaty which has been for fome time negoci ating between our court and thofe of Verfailles , Madrid , and Lisbon , which till retards the ratification thereof . " A patent of Peerage , it is faid ...
... courts , against the conclufion of the treaty which has been for fome time negoci ating between our court and thofe of Verfailles , Madrid , and Lisbon , which till retards the ratification thereof . " A patent of Peerage , it is faid ...
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