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... France includes two distinct considerations ; 1. of the Population and Industry of France ; and , 2. of its Manners and Laws . Here we meet with some profound reflections , which are not confined entirely to France , but embrace our own ...
... France includes two distinct considerations ; 1. of the Population and Industry of France ; and , 2. of its Manners and Laws . Here we meet with some profound reflections , which are not confined entirely to France , but embrace our own ...
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... France . Paul the first , he says , entered into the war because he deemed the existence of a republic in France inconsistent with the safety of thrones ; and depended on seeing his example followed by all neutral powers : but , finding ...
... France . Paul the first , he says , entered into the war because he deemed the existence of a republic in France inconsistent with the safety of thrones ; and depended on seeing his example followed by all neutral powers : but , finding ...
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... France and Spain in the Western Pyrenées . By Citizen B *** . With a Military Map of the Frontier of France and Spain , & c . Svo . pp . 234. Paris . 1801. Imported by De Boffe , London . Price 6s . sewed . TH ' HE descriptions of ...
... France and Spain in the Western Pyrenées . By Citizen B *** . With a Military Map of the Frontier of France and Spain , & c . Svo . pp . 234. Paris . 1801. Imported by De Boffe , London . Price 6s . sewed . TH ' HE descriptions of ...
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