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Side 124
... France , to the formation of a Navy ; the means by which he effected it ; his design to erect France into a maritime Power that might awe all Europe ; the state of his fleet in 168 and in 1689 ; the invention of bomb - ketches by an ob ...
... France , to the formation of a Navy ; the means by which he effected it ; his design to erect France into a maritime Power that might awe all Europe ; the state of his fleet in 168 and in 1689 ; the invention of bomb - ketches by an ob ...
Side 206
... France , but to all the other maritime Powers of Europe , yet the French fhips of war were built upon better principles than the British , which en abled them , in the Seamen's phrafe , confiderably to fore - reach thofe of the British ...
... France , but to all the other maritime Powers of Europe , yet the French fhips of war were built upon better principles than the British , which en abled them , in the Seamen's phrafe , confiderably to fore - reach thofe of the British ...
Side 469
... France was to deftroy this country . But the Houle might be voting an im menfe eftablishment without the leak information concerning the real nature of it : he thought it incumbent on Mi- nifters to explain why they were now propofing ...
... France was to deftroy this country . But the Houle might be voting an im menfe eftablishment without the leak information concerning the real nature of it : he thought it incumbent on Mi- nifters to explain why they were now propofing ...
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