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Page 315
... Europe , whose situation was such , as could warrant the possibility of their being rendered permanent . These were , prior to the peace of Utrecht , Helland , Spain , and Austria ; and , until the capitulation of Nystad in 1721 ...
... Europe , whose situation was such , as could warrant the possibility of their being rendered permanent . These were , prior to the peace of Utrecht , Helland , Spain , and Austria ; and , until the capitulation of Nystad in 1721 ...
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... Europe already too powerful ; it is therefore the duty of all other powers , and of Great Britain in particular , to prevent the republic augmenting its force by the acquisition of foreign settle- ments . If the courts of Lisbon and ...
... Europe already too powerful ; it is therefore the duty of all other powers , and of Great Britain in particular , to prevent the republic augmenting its force by the acquisition of foreign settle- ments . If the courts of Lisbon and ...
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... Europe fully ex pects that Britain will triumph in the contest , and retaliate on the chief and his legions the wrongs of nations . This is plea sing intelligence ; to which we should not for a moment have hesitated to give credit , had ...
... Europe fully ex pects that Britain will triumph in the contest , and retaliate on the chief and his legions the wrongs of nations . This is plea sing intelligence ; to which we should not for a moment have hesitated to give credit , had ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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