The Annual Register, 33. köideLongmans, Green, 1791 |
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Page 151
... seemed a double invitation to seize them for the ufe of the ftate . Some of them ac- cordingly underwent a fequeftra- tion : and the emigrated princes were threatened with an entire confiscation of their estates , unless they fubmitted ...
... seemed a double invitation to seize them for the ufe of the ftate . Some of them ac- cordingly underwent a fequeftra- tion : and the emigrated princes were threatened with an entire confiscation of their estates , unless they fubmitted ...
Page 177
... seemed referved for the French military to be the next to deny obedience to their King . Without meaning to infinuate that this difobedience proceeded from fo meritorious a cause as that of the English , ftill it arofe from principle ...
... seemed referved for the French military to be the next to deny obedience to their King . Without meaning to infinuate that this difobedience proceeded from fo meritorious a cause as that of the English , ftill it arofe from principle ...
Page 273
... seemed a very expedient measure to have the report of a new committee of the present parliament , on the fame fubject of the public income and expenditure . A motion was there- fore made for the appointment of fuch a committee , by the ...
... seemed a very expedient measure to have the report of a new committee of the present parliament , on the fame fubject of the public income and expenditure . A motion was there- fore made for the appointment of fuch a committee , by the ...
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refused to their importunate Solicitations Settlement of his Family and Inter | 1 |
Remarks on the manufacturing of Maple Sugar | 3 |
that openly declared an Intention to fuccour the Royal Family of France Speech | 64 |
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