The Annual Register of World Events: A Review of the Year, Volume 39Edmund Burke Longmans, Green, 1797 - History |
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... same time , on knowing what measures had been taken to put a stop to the violation of that article of the con- ftitution , which prohibited the ar- mies from entering into delibera- tions . During thefe critical agitations , the heads ...
... same time , on knowing what measures had been taken to put a stop to the violation of that article of the con- ftitution , which prohibited the ar- mies from entering into delibera- tions . During thefe critical agitations , the heads ...
Page 239
... same comfortable manner as feamen and marines did at that time . Your Petitioners , with all humi- lity laid their grievances before the Honourable Earl Howe , and flat- tered ourselves with the hopes that his Lordship would have been ...
... same comfortable manner as feamen and marines did at that time . Your Petitioners , with all humi- lity laid their grievances before the Honourable Earl Howe , and flat- tered ourselves with the hopes that his Lordship would have been ...
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fentment against Buonaparte Who ufes Precautions for warding off | 1 |
Protef of Lord Bellamont on the Subject of Gen Lakes Proclamation ibid | 3 |
Speech of the President on meeting Congress Nov | 23 |
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