The Political Writings of Sir Richard Steele |
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Page 23
... must re- commend to your Perufal a printed Paper , which was publish'd in French on one fide , and English on the other , and given Gratis in the open Streets : A Country Gentleman of my Acquaintance , who was going into Wales the next ...
... must re- commend to your Perufal a printed Paper , which was publish'd in French on one fide , and English on the other , and given Gratis in the open Streets : A Country Gentleman of my Acquaintance , who was going into Wales the next ...
Page 28
... must pay , viz . to the House of Auftria upon their En- trance into thofe Harbours , to the Dutch in their Paffage to Furnes , Ipres , Menin , and o- ther Towns in their Poffeffion , and to the King at their Entrance into his Dominions ...
... must pay , viz . to the House of Auftria upon their En- trance into thofe Harbours , to the Dutch in their Paffage to Furnes , Ipres , Menin , and o- ther Towns in their Poffeffion , and to the King at their Entrance into his Dominions ...
Page 29
... must pay the Duties according to the Tariff of · 1664 . " 6 Sixthly , To confirm to your Majefty how C advantageous the Harbour of Dunkirk is to ' the Trade of your Majesty's Subjects , the Sieur Tugghe has the Honour to present to your ...
... must pay the Duties according to the Tariff of · 1664 . " 6 Sixthly , To confirm to your Majefty how C advantageous the Harbour of Dunkirk is to ' the Trade of your Majesty's Subjects , the Sieur Tugghe has the Honour to present to your ...
Page 33
... must be reduced to wander about , if by the • entire and severe Execution of your Majesty's • Orders , they are forced to quit their Habita- tions to go and feek or rather beg their ' Bread . Let not your Majefty's ever beneficent Hand ...
... must be reduced to wander about , if by the • entire and severe Execution of your Majesty's • Orders , they are forced to quit their Habita- tions to go and feek or rather beg their ' Bread . Let not your Majefty's ever beneficent Hand ...
Page 37
... Demolition of Dunkirk . I demand of you , as you Love and Ho- nour your Queen and Country , that you in- fert this Letter , or fpeak , to this Purpose , your your own way ; for in this all Parties must Dunkirk Confider'd . 37.
... Demolition of Dunkirk . I demand of you , as you Love and Ho- nour your Queen and Country , that you in- fert this Letter , or fpeak , to this Purpose , your your own way ; for in this all Parties must Dunkirk Confider'd . 37.
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