The Political Writings of Sir Richard Steele |
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... ; especi- ally if your Majefly would , as you easily may , • obtain from the King a free Paffage Cuftom- ' free for all Commodities from England , from • Dan C 2 " Dunkirk to the Austrian Low - Countries , by Dunkirk Confider'd . 27.
... ; especi- ally if your Majefly would , as you easily may , • obtain from the King a free Paffage Cuftom- ' free for all Commodities from England , from • Dan C 2 " Dunkirk to the Austrian Low - Countries , by Dunkirk Confider'd . 27.
Page 29
... Confump- " tion , and confequently the Trade of England there , will very much encreafe . Secondly , That as the Dunkirkers could not furnish in C 3 Rec 1 Return or Exchange for the Commodities imported there , Dunkirk Confider'd . 29.
... Confump- " tion , and confequently the Trade of England there , will very much encreafe . Secondly , That as the Dunkirkers could not furnish in C 3 Rec 1 Return or Exchange for the Commodities imported there , Dunkirk Confider'd . 29.
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... England affords many Places for Ships to put into , it may nevertheless happen oftentimes after the Demolition of the Mole and Dikes , for which the Magiftrates of Dunkirk beg your Majefty's Mercy , that the Ships of your Subjects may ...
... England affords many Places for Ships to put into , it may nevertheless happen oftentimes after the Demolition of the Mole and Dikes , for which the Magiftrates of Dunkirk beg your Majefty's Mercy , that the Ships of your Subjects may ...
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... England that ' it fhould be fo . That when Dunkirk is demolished , the ' Power of France , on that fide , fhould it e- • ver be turned against us , will be removed • feveral hundred Miles further off of Great • Britain than it is at ...
... England that ' it fhould be fo . That when Dunkirk is demolished , the ' Power of France , on that fide , fhould it e- • ver be turned against us , will be removed • feveral hundred Miles further off of Great • Britain than it is at ...
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... England . We may give one Ninth to the Ports on the South Coasts of this land , which South Coaft is oppofite to the , North Coaft of France ; the Sea between which is what we call the Channel . The East End of this , on our Side , is ...
... England . We may give one Ninth to the Ports on the South Coasts of this land , which South Coaft is oppofite to the , North Coaft of France ; the Sea between which is what we call the Channel . The East End of this , on our Side , is ...
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