The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 59R. Griffiths, 1778 - Books |
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Page 169
... French King : the French King paffed by them , and thus ended the first , audience . In that of the Queen , the Minifters all crowded together in a little chamber very much crowded already , and being named and prefented as each could ...
... French King : the French King paffed by them , and thus ended the first , audience . In that of the Queen , the Minifters all crowded together in a little chamber very much crowded already , and being named and prefented as each could ...
Page 381
... French- men who diftinguished themfelves at fea , will be abundantly be - praised . The Author obferves , that this is a favourable time for exciting a thirst for naval glory , when France is opening her eyes on her feamen , as the ...
... French- men who diftinguished themfelves at fea , will be abundantly be - praised . The Author obferves , that this is a favourable time for exciting a thirst for naval glory , when France is opening her eyes on her feamen , as the ...
Page 491
... French army in Dauphiny , in the place of marshal de Teffé . He was afterwards fent into Flanders , where he had much contradiction to fuffer from the duke de Vendome , who had a ftrong perfonal diflike to him . He was ftrangely toffed ...
... French army in Dauphiny , in the place of marshal de Teffé . He was afterwards fent into Flanders , where he had much contradiction to fuffer from the duke de Vendome , who had a ftrong perfonal diflike to him . He was ftrangely toffed ...
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