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... and in cafe of his De- cease , now the Power of France and Spain is in the fame Family , it is poffible an Ambitious Succeffor , ( or his Miniftry in a King's Mino- rity ) rity ) might difpute his being bound by the A [ 15 ] THE ...
... and in cafe of his De- cease , now the Power of France and Spain is in the fame Family , it is poffible an Ambitious Succeffor , ( or his Miniftry in a King's Mino- rity ) rity ) might difpute his being bound by the A [ 15 ] THE ...
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... King . • That the Sieur Tugghe has the Impudence to ask the Queen to remit the moft material Part of the Articles of Peace between Her ' Majefty and his Master . That the British Nation received more Da- mage in their Trade from the ...
... King . • That the Sieur Tugghe has the Impudence to ask the Queen to remit the moft material Part of the Articles of Peace between Her ' Majefty and his Master . That the British Nation received more Da- mage in their Trade from the ...
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... King made there , and which during the late Wars may have disturb'd the Tranquility of your Majefty's Kingdoms , and retarded the Execution of your Majefty's Projects , or by the Privateering of its Inhabi- tants , which has often annoy ...
... King made there , and which during the late Wars may have disturb'd the Tranquility of your Majefty's Kingdoms , and retarded the Execution of your Majefty's Projects , or by the Privateering of its Inhabi- tants , which has often annoy ...
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... ally if your Majefly would , as you easily may , • obtain from the King a free Paffage Cuftom- ' free for all Commodities from England , from • Dan C 2 " Dunkirk to the Austrian Low - Countries , by Dunkirk Confider'd . 27.
... ally if your Majefly would , as you easily may , • obtain from the King a free Paffage Cuftom- ' free for all Commodities from England , from • Dan C 2 " Dunkirk to the Austrian Low - Countries , by Dunkirk Confider'd . 27.
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... King at their Entrance into his Dominions : Whereas by entring thofe four Provinces by the way of Dunkirk the Expence for Carriage will be finall , by reafon of the Conveniency of Canals , and they fhall only pay the fingle " Duty of ...
... King at their Entrance into his Dominions : Whereas by entring thofe four Provinces by the way of Dunkirk the Expence for Carriage will be finall , by reafon of the Conveniency of Canals , and they fhall only pay the fingle " Duty of ...
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