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... Treaty , News from Great Britain , The Recorder's Speech , The King's Speech , The Lord's Addrefs , The Commons Addrefs , Deaths of Perfons of Note , Marriages , Promotions , Bankrupts during the Month ; on the Reverse . 4 8 13 14 15 17 ...
... Treaty , News from Great Britain , The Recorder's Speech , The King's Speech , The Lord's Addrefs , The Commons Addrefs , Deaths of Perfons of Note , Marriages , Promotions , Bankrupts during the Month ; on the Reverse . 4 8 13 14 15 17 ...
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... Treaties , efpecially by that of Oliva , they have en- gag'd themselves to protect the Proteftants in their Rights , and the Exercise of their Religion ; yet has their chief Study been to exterminate them . A religious A religious ...
... Treaties , efpecially by that of Oliva , they have en- gag'd themselves to protect the Proteftants in their Rights , and the Exercise of their Religion ; yet has their chief Study been to exterminate them . A religious A religious ...
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... Treaty with Spain , of providing for two of his Daughters ; marry- ing the one to the Prince of Afturias , the other to Don Carlos , Infant of Spain , and Heir to the Dukedom of Parma and Placentia . But the Regent's Death breaks all ...
... Treaty with Spain , of providing for two of his Daughters ; marry- ing the one to the Prince of Afturias , the other to Don Carlos , Infant of Spain , and Heir to the Dukedom of Parma and Placentia . But the Regent's Death breaks all ...
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... Treaty on Foot . ' Tis uncertain . whether there are any fecret Articles favourable to Spain , which time may bring to light ; but by those which have been made Publick , the Emperor feems the only Gainer . The Sueceffion to the ...
... Treaty on Foot . ' Tis uncertain . whether there are any fecret Articles favourable to Spain , which time may bring to light ; but by those which have been made Publick , the Emperor feems the only Gainer . The Sueceffion to the ...
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... Treaty of Oliva , the three Powers being Guarantees , they all promise to use the strongest Remonftrances poffible to obtain Sa- tisfaction for what has been done contrary to that Treaty . To these two Treaties are all the Powers of ...
... Treaty of Oliva , the three Powers being Guarantees , they all promise to use the strongest Remonftrances poffible to obtain Sa- tisfaction for what has been done contrary to that Treaty . To these two Treaties are all the Powers of ...
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