Annual Register of World Events, Том 351793 |
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... Situation of Affairs in India . Debates in both Houses of Parliament on the Slave Trade . Mr. Sheridan's Motion , relative to the Existence of Seditious Practices in this Country . General Obfervations . A S the number of foreigners and ...
... Situation of Affairs in India . Debates in both Houses of Parliament on the Slave Trade . Mr. Sheridan's Motion , relative to the Existence of Seditious Practices in this Country . General Obfervations . A S the number of foreigners and ...
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... situation does not allow fuch strong and decifive efforts as the other powers have recourse to , it is but juftice that they thould join the common caufe by other means which are wholly in their power , and especially by breaking off ...
... situation does not allow fuch strong and decifive efforts as the other powers have recourse to , it is but juftice that they thould join the common caufe by other means which are wholly in their power , and especially by breaking off ...
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... Situation of Affairs in India . Debates in both Houfes of Parliament on the Slave Trade . Mr. Sheridan's Motion relative to the Existence of Seditious Practices in this Country . General Obfervations . 35 CHAP . III . His Majefty's ...
... Situation of Affairs in India . Debates in both Houfes of Parliament on the Slave Trade . Mr. Sheridan's Motion relative to the Existence of Seditious Practices in this Country . General Obfervations . 35 CHAP . III . His Majefty's ...
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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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