The Monitor, 第 1 卷J. Scott, 1760 - 502 頁 |
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... treaties , when they can execute their plan with impunity , or little hazard . pro- THE French have acted with great prudence for the ease of the fubject . For though they have patiently looked on the havock we have made with their ...
... treaties , when they can execute their plan with impunity , or little hazard . pro- THE French have acted with great prudence for the ease of the fubject . For though they have patiently looked on the havock we have made with their ...
第 275 頁
... treaties for fubfidiary forces , in time of peace , with the German Princes , plann'd at Heren- haufen , have drained more money out of Great Britain , than Queen Elizabeth spent in all her wars during a long reign of forty - four years ...
... treaties for fubfidiary forces , in time of peace , with the German Princes , plann'd at Heren- haufen , have drained more money out of Great Britain , than Queen Elizabeth spent in all her wars during a long reign of forty - four years ...
第 448 頁
... treaties , which are con- firmed between princes and states in the most folemn and religious manner , is generally looked upon by the little world to be indispen- fible ; and the only fecurity for maintaining good harmony amongst ...
... treaties , which are con- firmed between princes and states in the most folemn and religious manner , is generally looked upon by the little world to be indispen- fible ; and the only fecurity for maintaining good harmony amongst ...
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