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Page 412
... France is furely from this defcription of minifter . From a minifter , who , bred in the principles of the grand alli- ance , and nurtured in a fear of French power , had furveyed the re- volution in France as the harbinger of peace to ...
... France is furely from this defcription of minifter . From a minifter , who , bred in the principles of the grand alli- ance , and nurtured in a fear of French power , had furveyed the re- volution in France as the harbinger of peace to ...
Page 444
... France had always appeared dangerous ; the war was easily diverted from France as a faction , to France as a ftate . The Princes were eafily taught to flide back into their old habitual course of politicks . They were easily led to ...
... France had always appeared dangerous ; the war was easily diverted from France as a faction , to France as a ftate . The Princes were eafily taught to flide back into their old habitual course of politicks . They were easily led to ...
Page 537
... France . Nothing can be better proved than the diftrefs , and nothing can be more reprehenfible than the expedients , of the French rulers on this fubject . Their alternative has been to rob or to perish . The confequence , however ...
... France . Nothing can be better proved than the diftrefs , and nothing can be more reprehenfible than the expedients , of the French rulers on this fubject . Their alternative has been to rob or to perish . The confequence , however ...
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