The Annual Register, Or, A View of the History, Politics, and Literature for the Year ..., 第 29 卷J. Dodsley, 1789 |
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... nature of things , that this ne- gociation fhould produce the effect : apparently fought by one mediator , and eagerly wished by the other . They could not bring themselves to believe that France , who they knew to be not only the nurfe ...
... nature of things , that this ne- gociation fhould produce the effect : apparently fought by one mediator , and eagerly wished by the other . They could not bring themselves to believe that France , who they knew to be not only the nurfe ...
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... nature , had long been prevented through the influence of the republican leaders , on account of the violent part which their com- mander took , or affected to take , in behalf of that party . The ftates general having , however , at ...
... nature , had long been prevented through the influence of the republican leaders , on account of the violent part which their com- mander took , or affected to take , in behalf of that party . The ftates general having , however , at ...
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... nature . This refolution being confirmed by the ftates ge- neral , became an abfolute decree . This produced a re- May 10th . ply from the fates of Holland , in which they declared , that the refolution of the states ge- neral would ...
... nature . This refolution being confirmed by the ftates ge- neral , became an abfolute decree . This produced a re- May 10th . ply from the fates of Holland , in which they declared , that the refolution of the states ge- neral would ...
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... nature not a little alarming . For the ftates general iffued an order to general Van Reyffel , who commanded the troops of Holland , to break up the cordon or line which they formed on the frontiers of Utrecht , under pain to him and ...
... nature not a little alarming . For the ftates general iffued an order to general Van Reyffel , who commanded the troops of Holland , to break up the cordon or line which they formed on the frontiers of Utrecht , under pain to him and ...
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... nature , for that above 3000 orange cockades were packed up in it , which the intend- ed to diftribute among her adhe- rents . And , as the baggage was not fearched , either from motives of respect , or from a political af fumption of ...
... nature , for that above 3000 orange cockades were packed up in it , which the intend- ed to diftribute among her adhe- rents . And , as the baggage was not fearched , either from motives of respect , or from a political af fumption of ...
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