The Continuation Of Mr. Rapin's History of England: From the Revolution to the Present Times, Volumen18for T. Osborne, J. Hodges, J. Robinson, H. Woodfall, W. Strahan, J. Rivington, J. Ward, R. Baldwin, W. Owen, W. Johnston, J. Richardson, P. Davey and B. Law, G. Keith, T. Longman, T. Field, T. Caslon, S. Crowder, H. Woodgate, M. Cooper, and C. Ware, 1758 - 552 páginas |
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Página 29
... reason to truft . To prevent the ef- fects of their refentment , and our being molested upon our march by the miquelets and other country people , the queen of Spain fent four perfons of distinction , to be as fafe - guards to us , and ...
... reason to truft . To prevent the ef- fects of their refentment , and our being molested upon our march by the miquelets and other country people , the queen of Spain fent four perfons of distinction , to be as fafe - guards to us , and ...
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... reason to expect more of the fame kind , that she was refolved to treat upon that head with those pawns in her hand . ' But , upon recollection , the lord Bolingbroke , in a second letter , acquainted the duke , That the pofitive order ...
... reason to expect more of the fame kind , that she was refolved to treat upon that head with those pawns in her hand . ' But , upon recollection , the lord Bolingbroke , in a second letter , acquainted the duke , That the pofitive order ...
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... reason the great in- ftrument of it cannot have his juft praise . Alliances , and the force of recommendations , impofed upon him in fome inftances ; but his great concern was to employ men of capacity and integrity ; and fuch were fure ...
... reason the great in- ftrument of it cannot have his juft praise . Alliances , and the force of recommendations , impofed upon him in fome inftances ; but his great concern was to employ men of capacity and integrity ; and fuch were fure ...
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... reason to • admire < fteadiness in car- your rying it on , and overcoming ⚫ the many difficulties contrived to obftruct it : and it is with ⚫ the highest satisfaction we con- gratulate your majesty upon the happy conclusion of this ...
... reason to • admire < fteadiness in car- your rying it on , and overcoming ⚫ the many difficulties contrived to obftruct it : and it is with ⚫ the highest satisfaction we con- gratulate your majesty upon the happy conclusion of this ...
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... a precipi- 6 • tate refolution ; and the wished they might not have reason to repent it : but , however , the would endeavour to make all ⚫ things The matter of the greatest confequence in this feffion was 84 THE HISTORY.
... a precipi- 6 • tate refolution ; and the wished they might not have reason to repent it : but , however , the would endeavour to make all ⚫ things The matter of the greatest confequence in this feffion was 84 THE HISTORY.
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