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... France , and fecure tranquillity to Britain . Our Author does not ad- mit the probability of this reasoning ; but thinks that , fince admitted by Mr. Fox himself , it juftifies his conduct . He exhibits the conduct of Mr. Pitt as ...
... France , and fecure tranquillity to Britain . Our Author does not ad- mit the probability of this reasoning ; but thinks that , fince admitted by Mr. Fox himself , it juftifies his conduct . He exhibits the conduct of Mr. Pitt as ...
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... France . 3. An indemnity to the King of Sardi- nia . And , 4. A General Congress of the Powers of Europe . France virtually rejected them all , She replied , that England must content herfelt in the Mediterrarean with the poffeffion of ...
... France . 3. An indemnity to the King of Sardi- nia . And , 4. A General Congress of the Powers of Europe . France virtually rejected them all , She replied , that England must content herfelt in the Mediterrarean with the poffeffion of ...
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... France , would have induced his Majesty to treat any charges which might have been brought by them againit his ... France . That his Majedy's Government should disregard the fentiments of fuch of the inhabitants of France as a e juitly ...
... France , would have induced his Majesty to treat any charges which might have been brought by them againit his ... France . That his Majedy's Government should disregard the fentiments of fuch of the inhabitants of France as a e juitly ...
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