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His majesty tuated by the same desire to preserve the has directed , that Copies
of the Official relations of peace and friendship between Notes which passed
between his majesty's the two countries , which has ever influambassador ånd
the ...
His majesty tuated by the same desire to preserve the has directed , that Copies
of the Official relations of peace and friendship between Notes which passed
between his majesty's the two countries , which has ever influambassador ånd
the ...
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... determination which the Official Notes which passed between he has been
graciously pleased to express , his majesty's ambassador and the minis to
maintain unimpaired the Maritime ters for foreign affairs of his imperial ma- Rights
of Great ...
... determination which the Official Notes which passed between he has been
graciously pleased to express , his majesty's ambassador and the minis to
maintain unimpaired the Maritime ters for foreign affairs of his imperial ma- Rights
of Great ...
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Let us pass over every sian mediation , because information had other evidence ,
said the hon . gent . and been promised to be laid before the house ; look only at
Europe , confederated as she and also on the conduct of the courts of is ...
Let us pass over every sian mediation , because information had other evidence ,
said the hon . gent . and been promised to be laid before the house ; look only at
Europe , confederated as she and also on the conduct of the courts of is ...
Page 65
... at a time when assurances were given Jacobi with giving to the court of Lonthat
it would not pass the frontiers .-- It don the secret information respecting was
remarkable , that while the application the proceedings of the French government
of ...
... at a time when assurances were given Jacobi with giving to the court of Lonthat
it would not pass the frontiers .-- It don the secret information respecting was
remarkable , that while the application the proceedings of the French government
of ...
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No ! no ! you pass by the to the last man , rather than be induced principal , and
you attack the supposed to violate his neutrality . Now , sir , it is accessary : you
bombard his capital , you said that if Buonaparte was in Holstein , send your ...
No ! no ! you pass by the to the last man , rather than be induced principal , and
you attack the supposed to violate his neutrality . Now , sir , it is accessary : you
bombard his capital , you said that if Buonaparte was in Holstein , send your ...
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