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... those who dread- ed the event , and from the fan- guine expectations of thofe who wifhed it . It had been the ruin of the government of France , that they did not adopt and carry into practice timely measures of preven- tion , and ...
... those who dread- ed the event , and from the fan- guine expectations of thofe who wifhed it . It had been the ruin of the government of France , that they did not adopt and carry into practice timely measures of preven- tion , and ...
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... those who have perished in my be- half , and those alfo who are rendered miferable on my account . I know that there are feveral perfons who were attached to me , that have mot conducted themselves as they ought , and who have even been ...
... those who have perished in my be- half , and those alfo who are rendered miferable on my account . I know that there are feveral perfons who were attached to me , that have mot conducted themselves as they ought , and who have even been ...
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... those who have declared war against us to equitable terms of peace , confifts in their being pre- vented by importation to prevent that want , which is a neceffary confequence of what they have done , in order to arm the whole labouring ...
... those who have declared war against us to equitable terms of peace , confifts in their being pre- vented by importation to prevent that want , which is a neceffary confequence of what they have done , in order to arm the whole labouring ...
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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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