The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 25R. Griffiths, 1761 - Books |
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Page 383
... England , which is as follows . σε THE King accepts the declaration of the King of England contained in the preamble of the answer , and renews that which he before made to his Majesty on this head , in fuch manner that it is concluded ...
... England , which is as follows . σε THE King accepts the declaration of the King of England contained in the preamble of the answer , and renews that which he before made to his Majesty on this head , in fuch manner that it is concluded ...
Page 384
... England , is agreed to by France . The fecond paragraph is neither juft nor explicit , and it is finally proposed to exprefs it in the following terms . " The intermediate Savage Nations between the Lakes and the Miffiffippi , and ...
... England , is agreed to by France . The fecond paragraph is neither juft nor explicit , and it is finally proposed to exprefs it in the following terms . " The intermediate Savage Nations between the Lakes and the Miffiffippi , and ...
Page 387
... England ; not re- fufing , nevertheless , to treat of any fresh propofitions which England may make on these heads , which fhall be commu- nicated to his Majefty's Allies , and to which his Majefty will liften , with the confent of the ...
... England ; not re- fufing , nevertheless , to treat of any fresh propofitions which England may make on these heads , which fhall be commu- nicated to his Majefty's Allies , and to which his Majefty will liften , with the confent of the ...
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