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Page 275
... ment of the Russian power . Placed on the of all that caused your ruin , a single feature borders of its territory , she felt its first as remains ! In the immense change which she has felt its last blows . Who can enu- draws the world ...
... ment of the Russian power . Placed on the of all that caused your ruin , a single feature borders of its territory , she felt its first as remains ! In the immense change which she has felt its last blows . Who can enu- draws the world ...
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... ment , Deputy Assistant - Quarter - Master- General ; and Lieutenant Ker , of the Glen- gary light - infantry fencibles , employed with the flanking party of Indians.- -The eminent services and talents of Lieutenant- Colonel Macdonnel ...
... ment , Deputy Assistant - Quarter - Master- General ; and Lieutenant Ker , of the Glen- gary light - infantry fencibles , employed with the flanking party of Indians.- -The eminent services and talents of Lieutenant- Colonel Macdonnel ...
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... ment . From Russia we have the satisfac- tice , founded upon them . These terms re- tion to receive assurances of continued quired , that the Orders in Council should friendship , and that it will not be affected be repealed , as they ...
... ment . From Russia we have the satisfac- tice , founded upon them . These terms re- tion to receive assurances of continued quired , that the Orders in Council should friendship , and that it will not be affected be repealed , as they ...
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poleon 116 | 107 |
FRANCE Correspondence relative to the dis | 119 |
RUSSIA London Gazettes Extraordinary | 491 |
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