The Annual Register, 33. köideLongmans, Green, 1791 |
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Page 62
... fubject of the imperial manifefto ; requefting their formal declaration , whether they would ac- cept or reject it ? To this it was replied by one of the heads of the people , who spoke in the name of the reft , that having drawn their ...
... fubject of the imperial manifefto ; requefting their formal declaration , whether they would ac- cept or reject it ? To this it was replied by one of the heads of the people , who spoke in the name of the reft , that having drawn their ...
Page 94
... fubject of the prefent Volume . The Venetians being unwilling to give offence to their neighbours the Ottomans , and defirous , above all things , according to the weak policy of old and enfeebled ftates , to obferve a strict neutrality ...
... fubject of the prefent Volume . The Venetians being unwilling to give offence to their neighbours the Ottomans , and defirous , above all things , according to the weak policy of old and enfeebled ftates , to obferve a strict neutrality ...
Page 97
... fubject could afpire ; being at this time Commander in Chief of the Armies , and Prime Minister of Ruffia . He poffeffed great natural abilities , though but little cultivat- ed , as well as great decifion and firmnefs of character ...
... fubject could afpire ; being at this time Commander in Chief of the Armies , and Prime Minister of Ruffia . He poffeffed great natural abilities , though but little cultivat- ed , as well as great decifion and firmnefs of character ...
Page 112
... fubject only to the jurifdiction of their own magiftrates , and these to the affefforial courts of the King ; that the commons fhould have the liberty of communicating their ideas on trade and commerce to the commiffioners of the ...
... fubject only to the jurifdiction of their own magiftrates , and these to the affefforial courts of the King ; that the commons fhould have the liberty of communicating their ideas on trade and commerce to the commiffioners of the ...
Page 114
... fubject fo many difafters , both at land and to the dominion of Poland ; and he fea , that he was compelled to relin- explicitly requested its ceffion , to- quith his Turkish ally , and conclude , gether with Thorn , to himself ; in as ...
... fubject fo many difafters , both at land and to the dominion of Poland ; and he fea , that he was compelled to relin- explicitly requested its ceffion , to- quith his Turkish ally , and conclude , gether with Thorn , to himself ; in as ...
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