The Scots Magazine, Volume 19Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1757 |
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... courts of Versailles and Pe- tersburg , that neither of them had fent any public minifter to the other for a confiderable number of years . France and the court of Berlin had been closely allied ever fince the beginning of laft war ...
... courts of Versailles and Pe- tersburg , that neither of them had fent any public minifter to the other for a confiderable number of years . France and the court of Berlin had been closely allied ever fince the beginning of laft war ...
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... courts of Versailles and before they began to tell us of their ha- Berlin have not yet come to public e- ving a treaty on foot with the court of clairciffements on that fubject ; but as Vienna . Though an alliance of that Silefia made a ...
... courts of Versailles and before they began to tell us of their ha- Berlin have not yet come to public e- ving a treaty on foot with the court of clairciffements on that fubject ; but as Vienna . Though an alliance of that Silefia made a ...
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... court of Vienna was faid to take at the King of G. Britain's ha- ving renewed his guaranty of Silefia . Nothing can be more eafy , than for a prince to give further fecurity for what he is fully refolved to perform ; nor for a court ...
... court of Vienna was faid to take at the King of G. Britain's ha- ving renewed his guaranty of Silefia . Nothing can be more eafy , than for a prince to give further fecurity for what he is fully refolved to perform ; nor for a court ...
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... court of Vienna no more umbrage , than the march of fome Auftrian regiments to- wards Tuscany would give him ; and that , notwithstanding the great prepara- tions made by the Emprefs - Queen , he had made no motion towards her terri ...
... court of Vienna no more umbrage , than the march of fome Auftrian regiments to- wards Tuscany would give him ; and that , notwithstanding the great prepara- tions made by the Emprefs - Queen , he had made no motion towards her terri ...
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... court of Saxony the means to hurt him ; in doing which he had used all the moderation that circum- ftances would allow . He declared , that the Queen of Poland had been treated with all the refpect due to her rank ; and that only proper ...
... court of Saxony the means to hurt him ; in doing which he had used all the moderation that circum- ftances would allow . He declared , that the Queen of Poland had been treated with all the refpect due to her rank ; and that only proper ...
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