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... king's finger , or ftrike him , or both ? Self - prefervation must neceffarily fuperfede every other feeling at fuch a moment , and plead his pardon . By Struenfee's mediation the quarrel was immediately made up , and the king promifed ...
... king's finger , or ftrike him , or both ? Self - prefervation must neceffarily fuperfede every other feeling at fuch a moment , and plead his pardon . By Struenfee's mediation the quarrel was immediately made up , and the king promifed ...
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... King been able to have waved that decisive ftroke at the Boyne a few weeks , he might have feen the French fleet ... King's life was a chain of misfortunes and difappointments ; fo that what advantages the French got were no ways ...
... King been able to have waved that decisive ftroke at the Boyne a few weeks , he might have feen the French fleet ... King's life was a chain of misfortunes and difappointments ; fo that what advantages the French got were no ways ...
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... King left St. Germains , February 28th . The troops intended for the invafion began to draw near Dunkirk and Calais ... King's attempts , it brought obloquy upon him , by its being thought that he was privy to , or approved of , the ...
... King left St. Germains , February 28th . The troops intended for the invafion began to draw near Dunkirk and Calais ... King's attempts , it brought obloquy upon him , by its being thought that he was privy to , or approved of , the ...
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