“The” Annual Register: World EventsLongman, 1789 |
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... fome misrepresentation and exaggeration of circumstances , in the account of the new cemetery near Florence , given in our last volume . We have ever em . braced with pleasure every occafion that offered of bestow- ing due praise upon ...
... fome misrepresentation and exaggeration of circumstances , in the account of the new cemetery near Florence , given in our last volume . We have ever em . braced with pleasure every occafion that offered of bestow- ing due praise upon ...
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... fome ages , by which The became confidered as the com- mon difturber of the tranquillity of Europe , and as facrificing all faith and principle to her own advantage , had been the means of involving her in the greatest difficulties ...
... fome ages , by which The became confidered as the com- mon difturber of the tranquillity of Europe , and as facrificing all faith and principle to her own advantage , had been the means of involving her in the greatest difficulties ...
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... fome other places , where the republican spirit was very strong , and the animosity to the prince of Orange great , the scheme of reform was completed among themselves , without any application to the states . But the defeat which the ...
... fome other places , where the republican spirit was very strong , and the animosity to the prince of Orange great , the scheme of reform was completed among themselves , without any application to the states . But the defeat which the ...
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... fome days the mixed picture of cruel civil war , accompanied with the unsparing ra- vage of a foreign invader . The republican party , though so much inferior with respect to number , was , however , the constant victor in all these ...
... fome days the mixed picture of cruel civil war , accompanied with the unsparing ra- vage of a foreign invader . The republican party , though so much inferior with respect to number , was , however , the constant victor in all these ...
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... fome previous intelligence of the approach of the princess , and it is probable had time to re- ceive private instructions from the secret commiffion of defence at Woerden , which was furnished in some respects with dictatorial pow ers ...
... fome previous intelligence of the approach of the princess , and it is probable had time to re- ceive private instructions from the secret commiffion of defence at Woerden , which was furnished in some respects with dictatorial pow ers ...
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