The Universal mercury1726 |
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Page 21
... concern'd , who never fail of compaffing Re- venge . The Zealots are influenc'd , and the difcontented Politici- ans blow the Coals . A cruel and unheard - of Sentence is pro- nounced against a Number of Perfons , whofe only Guilt is ...
... concern'd , who never fail of compaffing Re- venge . The Zealots are influenc'd , and the difcontented Politici- ans blow the Coals . A cruel and unheard - of Sentence is pro- nounced against a Number of Perfons , whofe only Guilt is ...
Page 27
... concern himself very little with his Neighbours Affairs . He has already been driven out of one Kingdom , and is not willing to give any Occafion for his be- ing turn'd out of another ; he therefore ftrives to live peaceably , and to ...
... concern himself very little with his Neighbours Affairs . He has already been driven out of one Kingdom , and is not willing to give any Occafion for his be- ing turn'd out of another ; he therefore ftrives to live peaceably , and to ...
Page 31
... concern'd in its Prefervation and punctual Execution , engage to employ their mutual Offices , in the moft effectual man-- ner , to obtain Redrefs for what may have been done contrary to the Treaty of Oliva ; and to that Purpofe , they ...
... concern'd in its Prefervation and punctual Execution , engage to employ their mutual Offices , in the moft effectual man-- ner , to obtain Redrefs for what may have been done contrary to the Treaty of Oliva ; and to that Purpofe , they ...
Page 32
... concern the most Serene Kings of Great Britain and Pruffia , whofe Interefts alone had given Birth to this War , than it wou'd his moft Christian Majesty ; they wou'd not only decline furnishing their Contingencies in Troops , or in any ...
... concern the most Serene Kings of Great Britain and Pruffia , whofe Interefts alone had given Birth to this War , than it wou'd his moft Christian Majesty ; they wou'd not only decline furnishing their Contingencies in Troops , or in any ...
Page 38
... Concern for our diftreffed Proteftant Brethren abroad ; our moft zealous Endeavours fhall never be wanting , that Your Majefty's pious Interpofition for them may produce the most defi- red Effects . We thankfully acknowledge Your ...
... Concern for our diftreffed Proteftant Brethren abroad ; our moft zealous Endeavours fhall never be wanting , that Your Majefty's pious Interpofition for them may produce the most defi- red Effects . We thankfully acknowledge Your ...
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