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Page 175
It was , says the author , to the interposition of these persons between the Princes and their adherents in the interior , that we are to ascribe the gradual decline and the final extinction of their party in France .
It was , says the author , to the interposition of these persons between the Princes and their adherents in the interior , that we are to ascribe the gradual decline and the final extinction of their party in France .
Page 189
Since Spain and Holland were , as we may now fairly consider them to be , both completely subjugated , or become dependent on the government of France , if the British nation have an interest , cither political or commercial , in the ...
Since Spain and Holland were , as we may now fairly consider them to be , both completely subjugated , or become dependent on the government of France , if the British nation have an interest , cither political or commercial , in the ...
Page 432
The hearty and disinterested concurrence of Austria and Russia with us , in endeavouring to reduce the power of France to its antient limits , who can expect ? After the great changes which have occurred in Europe , we must not look ...
The hearty and disinterested concurrence of Austria and Russia with us , in endeavouring to reduce the power of France to its antient limits , who can expect ? After the great changes which have occurred in Europe , we must not look ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1804 |
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