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Page 167
... fact , and this writer commenting , the President declares that knew it to be a fact , that any commander of an offer had been made to our Government any ship in our navy , when he meets an to enter into an arrangement , but that " the ...
... fact , and this writer commenting , the President declares that knew it to be a fact , that any commander of an offer had been made to our Government any ship in our navy , when he meets an to enter into an arrangement , but that " the ...
Page 295
... fact has been so solemnly declared by the Prince ; as he has com- manded the interesting fact to be published and made known to us and to all Europe , through the channel of the Gazette , I must give the fact full credence ; and , I ...
... fact has been so solemnly declared by the Prince ; as he has com- manded the interesting fact to be published and made known to us and to all Europe , through the channel of the Gazette , I must give the fact full credence ; and , I ...
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... fact , reader ! " The * land is chiefly cultivated by women ; " and , says the hireling , this is " a fact upon " which our readers may rely ! " . -This is worthy of particular notice , as being a striking specimen of the imposture of ...
... fact , reader ! " The * land is chiefly cultivated by women ; " and , says the hireling , this is " a fact upon " which our readers may rely ! " . -This is worthy of particular notice , as being a striking specimen of the imposture of ...
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poleon 116 | 107 |
FRANCE Correspondence relative to the dis | 119 |
RUSSIA London Gazettes Extraordinary | 491 |
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