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Page 87
... cause yourself to be promptly and im- plicitly obeyed , and cause the enthusiasm which begins to slacken in the Provinces , and especially in Old Castile , to be revi- ved . To attain that end , extraordinary and vigorous measures are ...
... cause yourself to be promptly and im- plicitly obeyed , and cause the enthusiasm which begins to slacken in the Provinces , and especially in Old Castile , to be revi- ved . To attain that end , extraordinary and vigorous measures are ...
Page 223
... cause he expresses his indignation at see- spiracy ? Much has been said about the ing his earnings squandered in this way ; cowardice of general insinuations against is such a man for such a cause to be re- the Duke , and about the ...
... cause he expresses his indignation at see- spiracy ? Much has been said about the ing his earnings squandered in this way ; cowardice of general insinuations against is such a man for such a cause to be re- the Duke , and about the ...
Page 551
... cause of all the misfortunes of him and his army . But now , we have the proof in his own last words , that this was the cause ; that " it was necessary to risk the army , " to convince the people of England , that the Spaniards had ...
... cause of all the misfortunes of him and his army . But now , we have the proof in his own last words , that this was the cause ; that " it was necessary to risk the army , " to convince the people of England , that the Spaniards had ...
Contents
AmericaOrders in Council relative to the Commerce with the United States | 1 |
CONVENTION in PortugalReport of the Board of Inquiry to the King | 13 |
City and County of the City of Gloucester March | 29 |
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