The Political Writings of Sir Richard Steele |
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... Land . That the faid Peace was figned the last of March , O. S. That the Parliament has been told from the Queen , that the Equivalent for it is in the Hands of the French King . • That the Sieur Tugghe has the Impudence to ask the ...
... Land . That the faid Peace was figned the last of March , O. S. That the Parliament has been told from the Queen , that the Equivalent for it is in the Hands of the French King . • That the Sieur Tugghe has the Impudence to ask the ...
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... land , in Comparison to the Advantage of de- troying the Mole , Dykes and Harbour , it be- * ing the Naval Force from thence which on- ly can hurt the British Nation . 6 · That the British Nation expect the imme diate Demolition of ...
... land , in Comparison to the Advantage of de- troying the Mole , Dykes and Harbour , it be- * ing the Naval Force from thence which on- ly can hurt the British Nation . 6 · That the British Nation expect the imme diate Demolition of ...
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... Land and Sea- fide , abandon'd to the first Invader , defencelefs for whom foever fhall poffefs it , and which any Enemy may en- ter by Sea and by Land , in order to burn both the Ships that might be fitting out there , and even the ...
... Land and Sea- fide , abandon'd to the first Invader , defencelefs for whom foever fhall poffefs it , and which any Enemy may en- ter by Sea and by Land , in order to burn both the Ships that might be fitting out there , and even the ...
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... lands , by the Harbours of Oftend and Newport , yet they will not be able to hold it long in Com- petition with the Hollanders , both by reafon of the Conveniency and lefs Expence which the latter will find in carrying on their Commerce ...
... lands , by the Harbours of Oftend and Newport , yet they will not be able to hold it long in Com- petition with the Hollanders , both by reafon of the Conveniency and lefs Expence which the latter will find in carrying on their Commerce ...
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... lands , but alfo from that of French Flanders , Hainault , Artois , and Part of Picardy , because they will have no other Harbour on all that Coaft , to import their Commodities into thofe Four Provinces , that of Calais being unfer ...
... lands , but alfo from that of French Flanders , Hainault , Artois , and Part of Picardy , because they will have no other Harbour on all that Coaft , to import their Commodities into thofe Four Provinces , that of Calais being unfer ...
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