The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 25R. Griffiths, 1761 - Books |
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Page 370
... peace of France with England could be united with the general peace of Europe , which his Majefty moft fincere- ly defires to cftablifh ; but as the nature of the objects , which have occafioned the war between France , and Eng- land ...
... peace of France with England could be united with the general peace of Europe , which his Majefty moft fincere- ly defires to cftablifh ; but as the nature of the objects , which have occafioned the war between France , and Eng- land ...
Page 382
... peace , whether it be separate between France and England , or general ; as his fincere wishes are to make it perpetual , by obviating every fource which might hereafter unhappily renew the war . " For this reafon , the King my mafter ...
... peace , whether it be separate between France and England , or general ; as his fincere wishes are to make it perpetual , by obviating every fource which might hereafter unhappily renew the war . " For this reafon , the King my mafter ...
Page 467
... Peace had , been concluded on the terms he offered , it would have been ruinous to the nation . " We did not , fays the Writer , enter into the present War with a defign to conquer Canada , but only to fecure our colonies . " .... The ...
... Peace had , been concluded on the terms he offered , it would have been ruinous to the nation . " We did not , fays the Writer , enter into the present War with a defign to conquer Canada , but only to fecure our colonies . " .... The ...
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