Encyclopædia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 7. köide,2. osaColin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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Page 428
... emperor's minifters , that the terms they extorted from him were unjust and imprac- ticable : but that he was ftill willing to do all that was fit and reasonable ; and to ransom his fons at the rate of two millions of gold , in lieu of ...
... emperor's minifters , that the terms they extorted from him were unjust and imprac- ticable : but that he was ftill willing to do all that was fit and reasonable ; and to ransom his fons at the rate of two millions of gold , in lieu of ...
Page 709
... emperor . The declarations of the elec- toral ambassadors , in refpect to these two points , are recorded by two notaries of the empire . Then all witneffes withdraw ; and the elector of Mentz collect- ing the fuffrages , which are viva ...
... emperor . The declarations of the elec- toral ambassadors , in refpect to these two points , are recorded by two notaries of the empire . Then all witneffes withdraw ; and the elector of Mentz collect- ing the fuffrages , which are viva ...
Page 711
... emperor , by keeping the tribunal always open , by filling its feats with men of firft - rate talents , and by having its fentences duly and fpeedily executed , drew all caufes before it . The states remonftrated , declaring , that the ...
... emperor , by keeping the tribunal always open , by filling its feats with men of firft - rate talents , and by having its fentences duly and fpeedily executed , drew all caufes before it . The states remonftrated , declaring , that the ...
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