The Annual Register, 33. köideLongmans, Green, 1791 |
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Page 58
... received with joy . He is willing to grant all that the Flemings can defire for the fecurity of their pri- vileges : he has never yet been known to forfeit his word any more than his title to be their fa- vereign . " Nevertheless , when ...
... received with joy . He is willing to grant all that the Flemings can defire for the fecurity of their pri- vileges : he has never yet been known to forfeit his word any more than his title to be their fa- vereign . " Nevertheless , when ...
Page 116
... received from me , and to attack the enemy . His fuccefs at firft was great , but the length and ardour of the purfuit threw his fquadrons into great con- fution . In this ftate they were charged by Tippoo's cavalry , and being out of ...
... received from me , and to attack the enemy . His fuccefs at firft was great , but the length and ardour of the purfuit threw his fquadrons into great con- fution . In this ftate they were charged by Tippoo's cavalry , and being out of ...
Page 265
... received only thirteen pounds , because the reft had been advanced for his fa- mily . This was a tender point , and I found means immediately to to divert him from it . a He is with very decent people , in houfe moft delightfully ...
... received only thirteen pounds , because the reft had been advanced for his fa- mily . This was a tender point , and I found means immediately to to divert him from it . a He is with very decent people , in houfe moft delightfully ...
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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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