The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 61F. Jeffries, 1787 - Great Britain |
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... France to more equitable and candid principles of policy than gentlemen feemed willing to attribute to our rival . When France faw the enormous combination against us , who were unfupported by a fingle ally - and perceived , that in ...
... France to more equitable and candid principles of policy than gentlemen feemed willing to attribute to our rival . When France faw the enormous combination against us , who were unfupported by a fingle ally - and perceived , that in ...
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... France , fhould in future pay the fame duty as is paid in Great Britain by the moft favoured nation , & c . All these , and feveral other refo- lutions , paffed without a divifion , tho ' long and defultory converfations took place on ...
... France , fhould in future pay the fame duty as is paid in Great Britain by the moft favoured nation , & c . All these , and feveral other refo- lutions , paffed without a divifion , tho ' long and defultory converfations took place on ...
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... France only that it was condemned , as being too advanta- geous to England , and likely to ruin the French manufactures : the people of Abbeville , in particular , had already declared , that , if the treaty fhould be carried into ...
... France only that it was condemned , as being too advanta- geous to England , and likely to ruin the French manufactures : the people of Abbeville , in particular , had already declared , that , if the treaty fhould be carried into ...
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