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... faid Mr. Wind- ham , " to which he had alluded , had been carried throughout the country . Great pains had been ta- ken with the poorer part of the community , to ween their affections from government ; and it was a fact notoriously ...
... faid Mr. Wind- ham , " to which he had alluded , had been carried throughout the country . Great pains had been ta- ken with the poorer part of the community , to ween their affections from government ; and it was a fact notoriously ...
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means of faving this country . It had been faid , by the agents of Paine , that the principles which would produce a revolution in this country , were operating with the filence and rapidity of thought . This fact , he faid , was fome ...
means of faving this country . It had been faid , by the agents of Paine , that the principles which would produce a revolution in this country , were operating with the filence and rapidity of thought . This fact , he faid , was fome ...
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... faid fieur Duplaine having , under colour of his faid office , com- mitted fundry encroachments and infractions on the law of the land , and particularly having caufed a veffel to be rescued with an armed force out of the cuftody of an ...
... faid fieur Duplaine having , under colour of his faid office , com- mitted fundry encroachments and infractions on the law of the land , and particularly having caufed a veffel to be rescued with an armed force out of the cuftody of an ...
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Meffage from bis Majefty to the House of Commons Feb 11 133 The Will of Louis the Sixteenth late King of the French written by himself ibid | 136 |
Declaration of the Prince of Orange and Naffau made to the Aſſembly of their | 146 |
General Dumouriez to the French Nation | 152 |
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