The Political Writings of Sir Richard Steele |
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... Majesty has pro- ' nounced no Sentence against the Town , but ⚫ his moft Christian Majefty has agreed that the Town and Harbour fhall be Demolished . That the British Nation expect the imme- ' diate Demolition of it . That the very ...
... Majesty has pro- ' nounced no Sentence against the Town , but ⚫ his moft Christian Majefty has agreed that the Town and Harbour fhall be Demolished . That the British Nation expect the imme- ' diate Demolition of it . That the very ...
Page 28
... Majesty's Subjects will thereby be excluded not only from the Trade of the ... his Dominions : Whereas by entring thofe four Provinces by the way of Dunkirk ... Christian Majefty , the Tariff of 1671 has been ' pre- ⚫ preferved in the ...
... Majesty's Subjects will thereby be excluded not only from the Trade of the ... his Dominions : Whereas by entring thofe four Provinces by the way of Dunkirk ... Christian Majefty , the Tariff of 1671 has been ' pre- ⚫ preferved in the ...
Page 87
... his Most Christian Majesty , to render the forbearing fuch Demolition lefs Ha- zardous to our Religion and Liberty . All that is of Confequence to us is , that Dux- kirk fhould be no longer a . Receptacle for Ships , and the Demolition ...
... his Most Christian Majesty , to render the forbearing fuch Demolition lefs Ha- zardous to our Religion and Liberty . All that is of Confequence to us is , that Dux- kirk fhould be no longer a . Receptacle for Ships , and the Demolition ...
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