Historical Register1727 - Great Britain Containing an impartial relation of all transactions, foreign and domestick: with a Chronological diary of all the remarkable occurrences, viz. births, marriages, deaths, removals, promotions, etc. that happened throughout the year: together with the characters and parentage of persons deceased on the eminent rank ... |
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... order to revenge the least Disturbance , the leaft Moleftation , in the free Navigation of Ofiend , as an Infraction of Treaties : On the foot of improving this Concert , this Refolution taken betwixt the two Courts , to look upon as ...
... order to revenge the least Disturbance , the leaft Moleftation , in the free Navigation of Ofiend , as an Infraction of Treaties : On the foot of improving this Concert , this Refolution taken betwixt the two Courts , to look upon as ...
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... order to transfer the Negotiation thither . The firmness of the Republick in rejecting so dan- gerous a Negotiation , convinc'd the Spanish Minifters , that the Republick was still of fome Weight in Europe ; and therefore they are ...
... order to transfer the Negotiation thither . The firmness of the Republick in rejecting so dan- gerous a Negotiation , convinc'd the Spanish Minifters , that the Republick was still of fome Weight in Europe ; and therefore they are ...
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... order it to be put in Execution to the utmost extent . This plain Contempt of the Intercellion of the Powers that are Guarantees of the Treaty of Oliva , is a fresh Proof of what might have been apprehended , if the Powers united by the ...
... order it to be put in Execution to the utmost extent . This plain Contempt of the Intercellion of the Powers that are Guarantees of the Treaty of Oliva , is a fresh Proof of what might have been apprehended , if the Powers united by the ...
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... Order , your Excellency may be informed , upon what weighty and mature Deliberation the King has proceed- ed on this Occafion ; and of the juftifiable Motives which have obliged and even constrained him to take this last Refolution . As ...
... Order , your Excellency may be informed , upon what weighty and mature Deliberation the King has proceed- ed on this Occafion ; and of the juftifiable Motives which have obliged and even constrained him to take this last Refolution . As ...
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... order that the faid Embaffador of England fhould , by the paffing of proper Offices , be informed , that the King having confider'd the Duke's fpecious Pretext of his Fear of the People , for juftifying his taking Refuge , and afferting ...
... order that the faid Embaffador of England fhould , by the paffing of proper Offices , be informed , that the King having confider'd the Duke's fpecious Pretext of his Fear of the People , for juftifying his taking Refuge , and afferting ...
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