The Annual Register, 33. köideLongmans, Green, 1791 |
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Page 23
... faid , " I hope you will never forget that you are my fon : but fhould it ever be your lot , in the execution of your office , to be under an obligation of defending the rights of the nation againít your father , I defire that you will ...
... faid , " I hope you will never forget that you are my fon : but fhould it ever be your lot , in the execution of your office , to be under an obligation of defending the rights of the nation againít your father , I defire that you will ...
Page 34
... faid to amount to 1300. It was stated by the patriots , that in General Ben- der's retreat from Tirlemont in the night , he met General Dalton full in his way , at the head of ftrong detachment to his afft- ance ; and that each party ...
... faid to amount to 1300. It was stated by the patriots , that in General Ben- der's retreat from Tirlemont in the night , he met General Dalton full in his way , at the head of ftrong detachment to his afft- ance ; and that each party ...
Page 35
... faid , and generally understood at the time , to have been very dif- aftrous to the Auftrians ; who it was alfo faid and credited , would have been cut off in their diforderly flight over the Scheldt , if their re- treat had not been ...
... faid , and generally understood at the time , to have been very dif- aftrous to the Auftrians ; who it was alfo faid and credited , would have been cut off in their diforderly flight over the Scheldt , if their re- treat had not been ...
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... faid , was particularly fufpected and obnoxious to the higher orders of the clergy ; and therefore , at the preffing folicitations not only of his own friends , but even thofe of cer- tain deputies of the ftates , he re- tired for ...
... faid , was particularly fufpected and obnoxious to the higher orders of the clergy ; and therefore , at the preffing folicitations not only of his own friends , but even thofe of cer- tain deputies of the ftates , he re- tired for ...
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... faid Majefties , the most efficacious means relative to their forces , in order to enable the King of France to confolidate , in the moft perfect liberty , the bafis of a monarchical government , fuitable both to the rights of ...
... faid Majefties , the most efficacious means relative to their forces , in order to enable the King of France to confolidate , in the moft perfect liberty , the bafis of a monarchical government , fuitable both to the rights of ...
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