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Pagina 7
... fufed to accede to the armed neu- trality . This refufal was the more generous and exemplary , as it was in effect rendering herself liable to [ 4 ] 4 the the dangerous weight of refent- ment , of the whole HISTORY OF EUROPE .
... fufed to accede to the armed neu- trality . This refufal was the more generous and exemplary , as it was in effect rendering herself liable to [ 4 ] 4 the the dangerous weight of refent- ment , of the whole HISTORY OF EUROPE .
Pagina 8
the dangerous weight of refent- ment , of the whole united House of Bourbon , at a time when the ability of England for her pro- tection became every day more precarious . It was much to be regretted , that this friendship was in fome ...
the dangerous weight of refent- ment , of the whole united House of Bourbon , at a time when the ability of England for her pro- tection became every day more precarious . It was much to be regretted , that this friendship was in fome ...
Pagina 9
... ment , these bishopricks placed . He ftrongly urged and ftated , the dangerous confequences which might arife to the Germanic conftitution , from the dignities of two electorates being united in the Houfe of Auftria , and an arch ...
... ment , these bishopricks placed . He ftrongly urged and ftated , the dangerous confequences which might arife to the Germanic conftitution , from the dignities of two electorates being united in the Houfe of Auftria , and an arch ...
Pagina 16
... ment , which was pofted at fome fmall diftance in the front of the line . That regiment being or- dered to fall back on their ap- proach , was purfued with great rapidity by the enemy , who con- fidered it as the rear - guard of a re ...
... ment , which was pofted at fome fmall diftance in the front of the line . That regiment being or- dered to fall back on their ap- proach , was purfued with great rapidity by the enemy , who con- fidered it as the rear - guard of a re ...
Pagina 18
... ment in difcipline of the troops and militia , with the happy ef- fects which it had produced , and the greater which he ftill hoped . But he did not augur greater be- nefits from the perfection or cou- rage of the troops , than from ...
... ment in difcipline of the troops and militia , with the happy ef- fects which it had produced , and the greater which he ftill hoped . But he did not augur greater be- nefits from the perfection or cou- rage of the troops , than from ...
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