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Page 371
... Majefty , that , with refpect to the particular war of France and England , the two crowns fhall remain in ... Majefty may think that the periods propofed , of the 1ft of September , July , and May , are either too near or too diftant ...
... Majefty , that , with refpect to the particular war of France and England , the two crowns fhall remain in ... Majefty may think that the periods propofed , of the 1ft of September , July , and May , are either too near or too diftant ...
Page 378
... Majefty , fhould be the occafion of a war . His Majefty , therefore , deems it a principal point of confideration in con- cluding a firm and advantageous peace , that , at the fame time that that defirable point fhall be concluded ...
... Majefty , fhould be the occafion of a war . His Majefty , therefore , deems it a principal point of confideration in con- cluding a firm and advantageous peace , that , at the fame time that that defirable point fhall be concluded ...
Page 382
... Majefty , entirely opposite to the intentions of the two Sovereigns . " But his Catholic Majefty will always be pleafed , when- ever he fees that they make that progrefs which he has ever defired , in the negociation of peace , whether ...
... Majefty , entirely opposite to the intentions of the two Sovereigns . " But his Catholic Majefty will always be pleafed , when- ever he fees that they make that progrefs which he has ever defired , in the negociation of peace , whether ...
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