The Political Writings of Richard SteeleJ.T. and sold, 1715 - 308 pages |
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... because the rest of Mankind are changeable . It is not Your Fault , that other Generals have receiv'd a Greater Reward for Efcaping Your Valour , than You have for making them fly before it . Had it pleas'd God that we had loft You by ...
... because the rest of Mankind are changeable . It is not Your Fault , that other Generals have receiv'd a Greater Reward for Efcaping Your Valour , than You have for making them fly before it . Had it pleas'd God that we had loft You by ...
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... because it is the only Harbour on the Coast from Oftend • Weftward by which Commodities from fo- reign Countries may be brought into those • Provinces , which they defign to furround , as it were with a Wall of Brafs , in order to se ...
... because it is the only Harbour on the Coast from Oftend • Weftward by which Commodities from fo- reign Countries may be brought into those • Provinces , which they defign to furround , as it were with a Wall of Brafs , in order to se ...
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... because they will have no other Harbour on all that Coaft , to import their Commodities into those Four Provinces , that of Calais being unfer- viceable to that Commerce . Fourthly , If the Demolition of the Harbour of Dunkirk fhould ...
... because they will have no other Harbour on all that Coaft , to import their Commodities into those Four Provinces , that of Calais being unfer- viceable to that Commerce . Fourthly , If the Demolition of the Harbour of Dunkirk fhould ...
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... because they have none , they were obliged to pay the whole Value of the fame in Money , and muft ever pay for them in fame manner , which is a moft con- fiderable Advantage in all forts of Traffick . " · Seventhly , As it is not ...
... because they have none , they were obliged to pay the whole Value of the fame in Money , and muft ever pay for them in fame manner , which is a moft con- fiderable Advantage in all forts of Traffick . " · Seventhly , As it is not ...
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... because it blows directly down it . The Course to go from Breft to cruize off the Lizard Point in order to annoy Us , is first , Weft about 13 Leagues , and then North or North and by East about 30 Leagues more , except they run the ...
... because it blows directly down it . The Course to go from Breft to cruize off the Lizard Point in order to annoy Us , is first , Weft about 13 Leagues , and then North or North and by East about 30 Leagues more , except they run the ...
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