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... FRANCE , whom no defeats humble , ceafes not to make the most formidable armaments ; and , as if she intended to fhock all Europe at once , a huge army is affembling on the fide of Germany , another in Dauphine threatens the King of ...
... FRANCE , whom no defeats humble , ceafes not to make the most formidable armaments ; and , as if she intended to fhock all Europe at once , a huge army is affembling on the fide of Germany , another in Dauphine threatens the King of ...
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... France , he re- fused to ferve him ; for which he was de- tained in the Tower , but he escaped by a great providence . From whence we may conclude , how dangerous it was always to the poffeffors of the ftone to be known . It is faid ...
... France , he re- fused to ferve him ; for which he was de- tained in the Tower , but he escaped by a great providence . From whence we may conclude , how dangerous it was always to the poffeffors of the ftone to be known . It is faid ...
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... France and Spain . Even the Queen of Hungary , upon feeing herself deferted by you , and in courfe by all the rest of Europe , would refolve to fubmit to the terms offered by France . And thus , for as trifling as this motion may feem ...
... France and Spain . Even the Queen of Hungary , upon feeing herself deferted by you , and in courfe by all the rest of Europe , would refolve to fubmit to the terms offered by France . And thus , for as trifling as this motion may feem ...
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... France must be defeated and bro- ken by other engines than these ; neither will it contribute much thereto , if we la- vifh our blood and treasure in the fupport of every enemy of France . It may be , have feen a little old book in ...
... France must be defeated and bro- ken by other engines than these ; neither will it contribute much thereto , if we la- vifh our blood and treasure in the fupport of every enemy of France . It may be , have feen a little old book in ...
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... France , in receiving into her dominions , and con- cealing in a myfterious manner for above the fpace of a month , the eldest son of the pretender . Your High Mightincffes have alfo too good informations , to be i- gnorant of the ...
... France , in receiving into her dominions , and con- cealing in a myfterious manner for above the fpace of a month , the eldest son of the pretender . Your High Mightincffes have alfo too good informations , to be i- gnorant of the ...
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