The Annual Register, 33. köideLongmans, Green, 1791 |
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... whofe death would leave his fuc- ceffor heir not only to his claims , but to the hereditary hatred fub- fifting between the Turks and Ger- mans for feveral centuries . Divan , conformably to thofe maxims of Turkish policy by which they ...
... whofe death would leave his fuc- ceffor heir not only to his claims , but to the hereditary hatred fub- fifting between the Turks and Ger- mans for feveral centuries . Divan , conformably to thofe maxims of Turkish policy by which they ...
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... whofe duty called him to the field : the fummonfes of the Grand Vizier could not be evaded even by fome of the most intimate friends of Selim . That refolute old officer thought it his duty in the exigencies of the ftate , to require ...
... whofe duty called him to the field : the fummonfes of the Grand Vizier could not be evaded even by fome of the most intimate friends of Selim . That refolute old officer thought it his duty in the exigencies of the ftate , to require ...
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It is obferved by Mr. Wraxall , from whofe interefting Memoirs of the Courts of Berlin , Drefden , Warfaw , and Vienna , lately published , chiefly we have ex- tracted these an cdotes of Marthal Laudhon , that " It reflects no little ...
It is obferved by Mr. Wraxall , from whofe interefting Memoirs of the Courts of Berlin , Drefden , Warfaw , and Vienna , lately published , chiefly we have ex- tracted these an cdotes of Marthal Laudhon , that " It reflects no little ...
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... whofe mind , we have been well affured , was prepared and well - difpofed for pacification and union among the great fovereign powers , by much reflection on the caufes and confequences of the con vulfed state of Europe : and by long ...
... whofe mind , we have been well affured , was prepared and well - difpofed for pacification and union among the great fovereign powers , by much reflection on the caufes and confequences of the con vulfed state of Europe : and by long ...
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... whofe military talents had led to the first fucceffes of the re- volution . They now came to the refolution of taking into their fer- vice a certain number of the sub- jects of the three allied powers ( on whofe affiftance they ...
... whofe military talents had led to the first fucceffes of the re- volution . They now came to the refolution of taking into their fer- vice a certain number of the sub- jects of the three allied powers ( on whofe affiftance they ...
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