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If the perfons now exercifing the powers of government in France were feriously inclined for peace , he was fully per fuaded that it would be obtained . But no time , he observed , was more cordial than that period which had preceded ...
If the perfons now exercifing the powers of government in France were feriously inclined for peace , he was fully per fuaded that it would be obtained . But no time , he observed , was more cordial than that period which had preceded ...
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tranfmitted to Mr. Wickham , by M. Barthelemi , there is this paffage : " The directory ardently desire to procure , for the French republic , a just and honourable peace . The step taken by Mr. Wickham would have afforded to the ...
tranfmitted to Mr. Wickham , by M. Barthelemi , there is this paffage : " The directory ardently desire to procure , for the French republic , a just and honourable peace . The step taken by Mr. Wickham would have afforded to the ...
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from the means of attaining peace , and called upon the houfe to declare , that they would not negociate for any that they were likely to obtain . The earl of Spencer ridiculed the idea , that minifters were not fincere in their ...
from the means of attaining peace , and called upon the houfe to declare , that they would not negociate for any that they were likely to obtain . The earl of Spencer ridiculed the idea , that minifters were not fincere in their ...
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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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