The Annual Register, Or, A View of the History, Politics, and Literature for the Year ..., 48. köideJ. Dodsley, 1806 |
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... present purpose , might be all that need be considered . The French revolu . tion was , indeed a storm , in which vessels the best formed , and con . structed with the greatest skill , might easily founder : but , what I mean to say ...
... present purpose , might be all that need be considered . The French revolu . tion was , indeed a storm , in which vessels the best formed , and con . structed with the greatest skill , might easily founder : but , what I mean to say ...
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... present majesty , for the more effectual encouragement of the Bri- tish fisheries . May 5 . ing to his majesty additional duties of excise on tea . An act for granting to his ma jesty , until twelve months after the ratification of a ...
... present majesty , for the more effectual encouragement of the Bri- tish fisheries . May 5 . ing to his majesty additional duties of excise on tea . An act for granting to his ma jesty , until twelve months after the ratification of a ...
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... present con- cert , and even to have recourse to hostile measures against one of the high contracting parties , in spite of their endeavours to establish an equitable and permanent order of things in Europe , his Britannic majesty and ...
... present con- cert , and even to have recourse to hostile measures against one of the high contracting parties , in spite of their endeavours to establish an equitable and permanent order of things in Europe , his Britannic majesty and ...
Contents
Trial of Henry Viscount Melville Managers ordered to proceed in the | 109 |
persedJoseph Bonaparte declared King of Naples by his Brother | 130 |
The German Empire the natural Barrier of Europe against France Conse | 152 |
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