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... house of Bourbon , and to have dropt the American war , a plain road lay before them . The sentiment of the people of England was conformable to the argument of that Breviate , or rather I should say , what is the real truth , that the ...
... house of Bourbon , and to have dropt the American war , a plain road lay before them . The sentiment of the people of England was conformable to the argument of that Breviate , or rather I should say , what is the real truth , that the ...
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... house of Bourbon . If this intention had been pursued in a simple and direct manner , I am confident that the honor and safety of the British na- tion would long ago have been established in a general peace with all the belligerent ...
... house of Bourbon . If this intention had been pursued in a simple and direct manner , I am confident that the honor and safety of the British na- tion would long ago have been established in a general peace with all the belligerent ...
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... house of Bourbon , may justly claim the conspiring exertions of every free and liberal mind , even among their temporary enemies and rivals . I am , sir , your affectionate Friend , “ BREVIATE , < x D. HARTLEY . " February 7 , 1782 ...
... house of Bourbon , may justly claim the conspiring exertions of every free and liberal mind , even among their temporary enemies and rivals . I am , sir , your affectionate Friend , “ BREVIATE , < x D. HARTLEY . " February 7 , 1782 ...
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... house of Bourbon , is of so peculiar a kind , that no solid reason can be assigned for its continuance , a ' moment after America and England shall cordially agree . upon a termination of their dispute . It is obviously for the ...
... house of Bourbon , is of so peculiar a kind , that no solid reason can be assigned for its continuance , a ' moment after America and England shall cordially agree . upon a termination of their dispute . It is obviously for the ...
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