A Collection of State Papers Relative to the War Against France Now Carrying on by Great Britain and the Several Other European Powers ...John Debritt J. Debrett, 1797 |
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... powers - the correfpondence between the French Republic and the United States of America , upon the fubject of the differences that exist between them ; together with many other articles relating to the external and internal operations ...
... powers - the correfpondence between the French Republic and the United States of America , upon the fubject of the differences that exist between them ; together with many other articles relating to the external and internal operations ...
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... powers , who , after having exchanged their respective full powers , have agreed on the following articles : I. There fhall be peace , friendship , and good understanding , between the French Republic and his Majesty the King of the Two ...
... powers , who , after having exchanged their respective full powers , have agreed on the following articles : I. There fhall be peace , friendship , and good understanding , between the French Republic and his Majesty the King of the Two ...
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... powers poffefs in the Gulf of Mexico . VI . The requiring power fhall be allowed to fend oneor fe veral commiffioners for the purpofe of afluring itself whether , con- formably to the preceding articles , the power called on has put ...
... powers poffefs in the Gulf of Mexico . VI . The requiring power fhall be allowed to fend oneor fe veral commiffioners for the purpofe of afluring itself whether , con- formably to the preceding articles , the power called on has put ...
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... powers fhall put on foot the greateft forces they poffibly can , as well by fea as by land , against the enemy of the power attacked , which fhall employ the afore- faid forces , either by combining them , or by causing them to act ...
... powers fhall put on foot the greateft forces they poffibly can , as well by fea as by land , against the enemy of the power attacked , which fhall employ the afore- faid forces , either by combining them , or by causing them to act ...
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... power against which Spain has direct grievances , the prefent alliance fhall not be executed unless against her during the prefent war ; and Spain shall remain neuter with respect to the other powers armed against the Re- public . XIX ...
... power against which Spain has direct grievances , the prefent alliance fhall not be executed unless against her during the prefent war ; and Spain shall remain neuter with respect to the other powers armed against the Re- public . XIX ...
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