The Political Writings of Sir Richard Steele |
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Page 28
... the King . Fifthly , By the Treaty of Commerce con- ⚫cluded between your Majefty , and his most Christian Majefty , the Tariff of 1671 has been ' pre- ⚫ preferved in the conquered Countries . This Tariff is 28 The Importance of.
... the King . Fifthly , By the Treaty of Commerce con- ⚫cluded between your Majefty , and his most Christian Majefty , the Tariff of 1671 has been ' pre- ⚫ preferved in the conquered Countries . This Tariff is 28 The Importance of.
Page 31
... most beneficial and advantageous , but even abfolutely necef- fary to the Trade of Great Britain . " 6 Tenthly , All fuch as have any tolerable Skill in Navigation know that Ships that are at ' Sea , can never have under the Wind too ...
... most beneficial and advantageous , but even abfolutely necef- fary to the Trade of Great Britain . " 6 Tenthly , All fuch as have any tolerable Skill in Navigation know that Ships that are at ' Sea , can never have under the Wind too ...
Page 34
... most Chriftian Majefly , who is renowned for the moft inviolable Regard to Treaties ; but that Pious Prince is aged , and in cafe of his De- cease , now the Power of France and Spain is in the fame Family , it is poffible an Ambitious ...
... most Chriftian Majefly , who is renowned for the moft inviolable Regard to Treaties ; but that Pious Prince is aged , and in cafe of his De- cease , now the Power of France and Spain is in the fame Family , it is poffible an Ambitious ...
Page 35
... most humble Address or Me- morial , prefented to her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain , by the Deputy of the Magi- ftrates of Dunkirk . The naufeous Memoria- lift , with the most fulfome Flattery , tells the ' Queen of her Thunder ...
... most humble Address or Me- morial , prefented to her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain , by the Deputy of the Magi- ftrates of Dunkirk . The naufeous Memoria- lift , with the most fulfome Flattery , tells the ' Queen of her Thunder ...
Page 36
... most material Part of the Articles of Peace between Her ' Majefty and his Mafter . That the British Nation received more Da- ' mage in their Trade from the Port of Dun- kirk , than from almost all the Ports of France , either in the ...
... most material Part of the Articles of Peace between Her ' Majefty and his Mafter . That the British Nation received more Da- ' mage in their Trade from the Port of Dun- kirk , than from almost all the Ports of France , either in the ...
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