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Page 17
... Trade from the Port of Dun- kirk , than from almost all the Ports of France , either in the Ocean or in the Mediterra- nean . C That Fleets of above thirty Sail have come together out of Dunkirk during the late War , and taken Ships of ...
... Trade from the Port of Dun- kirk , than from almost all the Ports of France , either in the Ocean or in the Mediterra- nean . C That Fleets of above thirty Sail have come together out of Dunkirk during the late War , and taken Ships of ...
Page 18
... Trade of Holland or not , that Dunkirk ' fhould be demolish'd , it is neceffary for the Safety , Honour and Liberty of England that it fhould be fo . • That when Dunkirk is demolished , the ' Power of France , on that fide , fhould it e ...
... Trade of Holland or not , that Dunkirk ' fhould be demolish'd , it is neceffary for the Safety , Honour and Liberty of England that it fhould be fo . • That when Dunkirk is demolished , the ' Power of France , on that fide , fhould it e ...
Page 25
... Trade along the Coaft . " • Your Majefty endued with Native Clemency ' and Christian Charity , of which all Nations ' feel the benign Influence , defires not to return Evil for Evil ; nor does your Majefty admit it in your Refolutions ...
... Trade along the Coaft . " • Your Majefty endued with Native Clemency ' and Christian Charity , of which all Nations ' feel the benign Influence , defires not to return Evil for Evil ; nor does your Majefty admit it in your Refolutions ...
Page 26
... Trade of your Majelly's Subjects , fince in fuch a Condition it will be an open Town , both on the Land and Sea - fide , abandon'd to the first Invader , defenceless for whom foever fhall poffefs it , and which any Enemy may en- ⚫ter ...
... Trade of your Majelly's Subjects , fince in fuch a Condition it will be an open Town , both on the Land and Sea - fide , abandon'd to the first Invader , defenceless for whom foever fhall poffefs it , and which any Enemy may en- ⚫ter ...
Page 27
... Trade with them , in cafe the Har- ' bour of that Town were preferv'd , because it is the only Harbour on the Coaft ... Trade thereof by the Scheld , the Lys , and the Rhine . And as it highly concerns Great Britain not to be ex ...
... Trade with them , in cafe the Har- ' bour of that Town were preferv'd , because it is the only Harbour on the Coaft ... Trade thereof by the Scheld , the Lys , and the Rhine . And as it highly concerns Great Britain not to be ex ...
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