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... queftion might be made of the fatisfaction to which this country was intitled , or whatever queftion might be made of the mode of conduct which had been pursued by government , which lately had not been carried fo far as to pro- duce ...
... queftion might be made of the fatisfaction to which this country was intitled , or whatever queftion might be made of the mode of conduct which had been pursued by government , which lately had not been carried fo far as to pro- duce ...
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... queftion might have objected to thefe propofitions , there would be no difference of opinion on them now . But by re- newing the refolutions of last fef- fion , and fending them up to the Lords , no member of the Houfe was reftricted ...
... queftion might have objected to thefe propofitions , there would be no difference of opinion on them now . But by re- newing the refolutions of last fef- fion , and fending them up to the Lords , no member of the Houfe was reftricted ...
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... queftion which was apparently of little importance , as the order in which the propofitions were to be voted for feveral of thofe who were anxious for the prefervation of the king's life , faw the fatal con- fequence which would refult ...
... queftion which was apparently of little importance , as the order in which the propofitions were to be voted for feveral of thofe who were anxious for the prefervation of the king's life , faw the fatal con- fequence which would refult ...
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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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