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Page 877
... England was anxious to retain a pretext for intermeddling in the affairs of the continental powers , she should not have negotiated merely on a maritime and insular power . England reproaches France with inordi- nate ambition ; but the ...
... England was anxious to retain a pretext for intermeddling in the affairs of the continental powers , she should not have negotiated merely on a maritime and insular power . England reproaches France with inordi- nate ambition ; but the ...
Page 887
... England is the object of France ; in proof of which it states , that " the French government has " not uttered a word of hostility against England " " mary ( p . 859. ) The description of parties , " since the peace !!! " But , perhaps ...
... England is the object of France ; in proof of which it states , that " the French government has " not uttered a word of hostility against England " " mary ( p . 859. ) The description of parties , " since the peace !!! " But , perhaps ...
Page 1083
... England can only lose , and gain nothing by lieve between the situation of the French and peace ? Why did you not remind her that she English , with that of the Romans and Cartha- can only make restitution without receiving ginians ...
... England can only lose , and gain nothing by lieve between the situation of the French and peace ? Why did you not remind her that she English , with that of the Romans and Cartha- can only make restitution without receiving ginians ...
Contents
Statistical Table relative to the Cape of Good Hope | 11 |
Trial of Charles Beloe Charles Wagstaffe and John Harwood for a Riot at | 11 |
Letter respecting the Grand Mastership of Malta | 13 |
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