...con- degree as might have excited the compaffion of his e * f ° r enemies. He employed the elector of Bavaria to write letters in his name to the duke of Marlborongh and the deputies of the ftates-general, containing propofals for opening a congrefs. He...

...ealily have fubJued all Spain, had he known how to purfue his good fortune. He employed the elector of Bavaria to write letters in his name to the duke of Marlborough and the States General, foliciting a congrefs ; he befought the pope to interpofe with the emperor in his behalf;...

...entered upon, and fruftrated. After the battle of Ramilies, the king of France had employed the elector of Bavaria to write letters in his name to the duke of Marlborough, containing propofals for opening a congrefs. He offered to give up either Spain and its dominions,...

...excited its pity. So much was his haughty fpirit reduced by his misfortunes, that he employed the elector of Bavaria to write letters in his name to the duke...congrefs. He had already tampered with the Dutch, in a meflnoriai prefented by the marquis D'Alegre ; helikewife befought the pope to interpofe in his behalf...

...humbled to fuch a degree as might have excited the compaffion of his enemies. He employed the elector of Bavaria to write letters in his name to the Duke of Marlborough and the deputies of the States - General , containing propofals for opening a congrefs. He had already tampered with the Dutch...

...humbled to such a degree as might have excited the compassion of his enemies. He employed the elector of Bavaria to write letters in his name to the duke of Marlborough and the deputies of the states general, containing proposals for opening a congress. He had already tampered with the Dutch,...

...humbled to such a degree as might have excited the compassion of his enemies. He employed the elector of Bavaria to write , letters in his name to the duke of Murlborough and the deputies of the states general, containing pro]>osals for opening a congress. He...

...humbled to such a degree as might have excited the compassion of his enemies. He employed the elector of Bavaria to write letters in his name to the duke...and the deputies of the states-general, containing proposals for opening a congress. He had already tampered with the Dutch, in a memorial presented by...

...entered upon, and frustrated. After the battle of Ramillies, the king of France had employed the elector of Bavaria, to write letters in his name to the duke of Marlborough, containing proposals for opening a congress. He offered to give up either Spain and its dominions,...

...humbled to such а degree as might have excited the compassion of his enemies. He employed the elector of Bavaria to write letters in his name to the duke of Marlborough and the deputies of the States- general, containing proposals fur opening a congress. He bad already tampered with the Dutch,...