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Edmund Burke. expose them to the hatred of those princes and ftates at whose cost they were performed . France , under Lewis XIV . had defervedly in- curred the odium of all Europe , on this very account . The victori- ous career of that ...
Edmund Burke. expose them to the hatred of those princes and ftates at whose cost they were performed . France , under Lewis XIV . had defervedly in- curred the odium of all Europe , on this very account . The victori- ous career of that ...
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... whose un- lawful return to their country was basely and perfidiously connived at , under the pretence of lenity , by thofe falfe reprefentatives of the people , who had , through fraudulent practices , obtained feats in the le ...
... whose un- lawful return to their country was basely and perfidiously connived at , under the pretence of lenity , by thofe falfe reprefentatives of the people , who had , through fraudulent practices , obtained feats in the le ...
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... whose long - continued misconduct has pro- duced this embarraffing fituation , by advifing his majesty , before the bleffing of peace had been unfor- tunately interrupted , to refuse alf negociation for the adjustment of the then ...
... whose long - continued misconduct has pro- duced this embarraffing fituation , by advifing his majesty , before the bleffing of peace had been unfor- tunately interrupted , to refuse alf negociation for the adjustment of the then ...
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... whose talents and characters were of the very first class , and who , after the moft mature delibe ration that could be had on such an occafion , refolved and declared it to be their firm perfuafion , that there was no chance for the ...
... whose talents and characters were of the very first class , and who , after the moft mature delibe ration that could be had on such an occafion , refolved and declared it to be their firm perfuafion , that there was no chance for the ...
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... whose talents and characters were of the very first class , and who , after the moft mature delibe- ration that could be had on fuch an occafion , refolved and declared it to be their firm perfuafion , that there was no chance for the ...
... whose talents and characters were of the very first class , and who , after the moft mature delibe- ration that could be had on fuch an occafion , refolved and declared it to be their firm perfuafion , that there was no chance for the ...
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