The Political Writings of Sir Richard Steele |
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Page 27
... concerns Great Britain not to be ex- ⚫cluded from thofe Two Branches of Trade , · fo it very much concerns Great Britain to pre- ' ferve the Harbour of Dunkirk , by which means ' alone Great Britain can maintain its Com- ' merce in the ...
... concerns Great Britain not to be ex- ⚫cluded from thofe Two Branches of Trade , · fo it very much concerns Great Britain to pre- ' ferve the Harbour of Dunkirk , by which means ' alone Great Britain can maintain its Com- ' merce in the ...
Page 29
... concerned in the Prefervation of the Harbour of Dunkirk , < fince that Harbour will make enjoy the Be- ' nefit of that Tariff for all the Commodities they fhall import there for the Consumption of the Provinces of Flanders , Artois ...
... concerned in the Prefervation of the Harbour of Dunkirk , < fince that Harbour will make enjoy the Be- ' nefit of that Tariff for all the Commodities they fhall import there for the Consumption of the Provinces of Flanders , Artois ...
Page 34
... concerned . I give you now an Opportunity ; not only of manifefting your Loyalty to your Queen , but , your Affection to your Country , if you treat an · an Infolence done to them both with the Dif 34 The Importance of.
... concerned . I give you now an Opportunity ; not only of manifefting your Loyalty to your Queen , but , your Affection to your Country , if you treat an · an Infolence done to them both with the Dif 34 The Importance of.
Page 38
... concerned that Dunkirk ' fhould be Demolished . · " * It lies upon all who have the Honour to be in the Miniftry to haften this Matter , and , not let the Credulity of an honeft brave Peo- ple be thus infamously abused in our open ...
... concerned that Dunkirk ' fhould be Demolished . · " * It lies upon all who have the Honour to be in the Miniftry to haften this Matter , and , not let the Credulity of an honeft brave Peo- ple be thus infamously abused in our open ...
Page 42
... concerned , as they have agreed to be juft and ought to be performed ; but which we do not find them fo free to execute , as the Ob- ligations Britain has laid on them has given us reafon to expect . < · It might , with much more Duty ...
... concerned , as they have agreed to be juft and ought to be performed ; but which we do not find them fo free to execute , as the Ob- ligations Britain has laid on them has given us reafon to expect . < · It might , with much more Duty ...
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