The Annual Register, 33. köideLongmans, Green, 1791 |
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... army ; and that it had therefore been thought neceffary to remove every caufe of alarm , by declaring that he was himself placed at the head of the army , for the purpofe of defending the Roman Catholic faith , with the civil and ...
... army ; and that it had therefore been thought neceffary to remove every caufe of alarm , by declaring that he was himself placed at the head of the army , for the purpofe of defending the Roman Catholic faith , with the civil and ...
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... army re- ward and respect , because of its devoting itfelf wholly for the de- fence of the country . The army owes to the nation to guard the frontiers againfi ene- mies , and to maintain public tran quillity within . This national ...
... army re- ward and respect , because of its devoting itfelf wholly for the de- fence of the country . The army owes to the nation to guard the frontiers againfi ene- mies , and to maintain public tran quillity within . This national ...
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... Army . General Vandermerfch arrefts Deputies fent with Or- ders to the Army from the Congrefs . Declared Generaliffimo by the Officers of the Army . Other Encroachments in the Power of Congress . Vandermerfch Juddenly and fhamefully ...
... Army . General Vandermerfch arrefts Deputies fent with Or- ders to the Army from the Congrefs . Declared Generaliffimo by the Officers of the Army . Other Encroachments in the Power of Congress . Vandermerfch Juddenly and fhamefully ...
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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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