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It was ftimulated , between the contracting parties , that no individual , in the countries occupied by the French or Auftrians , fhould be profecuted for his opinions or conduct during the war between them .
It was ftimulated , between the contracting parties , that no individual , in the countries occupied by the French or Auftrians , fhould be profecuted for his opinions or conduct during the war between them .
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As to the manner in which the troops were to be furpifhed , he thought that it fhould be , generally , from all parts of the kingdom ; and that an obligation fhould be impofed on thofe who hould be allotted either to ferve in perfon ...
As to the manner in which the troops were to be furpifhed , he thought that it fhould be , generally , from all parts of the kingdom ; and that an obligation fhould be impofed on thofe who hould be allotted either to ferve in perfon ...
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this reafon , he fhould give his pofitive and hearty negative to the motion . Mr. Curwen confeffed that he had never heard any arguments which could convince him that the profperity of the country was at all owing to the prefent ...
this reafon , he fhould give his pofitive and hearty negative to the motion . Mr. Curwen confeffed that he had never heard any arguments which could convince him that the profperity of the country was at all owing to the prefent ...
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Comparative View of the Confederacy and the French Republic at the Clofe | 1 |
Protef of Lord Bellamont on the Subject of Gen Lakes Proclamation ibid | 17 |
Note of Mr Wickham to the Helvetic Body on his recall Nov 22 257 | 26 |
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