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Page 295
... received certain advices that a party of twenty thousand Austrians , having attacked a much superior body of Prussians , put them all to flight , and took the rest prisoners of war . BERLIN . We have received certain advices that a ...
... received certain advices that a party of twenty thousand Austrians , having attacked a much superior body of Prussians , put them all to flight , and took the rest prisoners of war . BERLIN . We have received certain advices that a ...
Page 528
... received benefit from the waters . Aix , Spaw and Pisa , abound with inscriptions of this nature , apparently doing honour to the Prince , but in reality celebrating the efficacy of their springs . It is wrong , therefore , to call such ...
... received benefit from the waters . Aix , Spaw and Pisa , abound with inscriptions of this nature , apparently doing honour to the Prince , but in reality celebrating the efficacy of their springs . It is wrong , therefore , to call such ...
Page 531
... received from the Prince of Orange , the favour he was in with the Prince of Wales , and the caresses of the nobility , all conspired to lift him to the utmost pitch of vanity . The exultation of a little mind , upon being admitted to ...
... received from the Prince of Orange , the favour he was in with the Prince of Wales , and the caresses of the nobility , all conspired to lift him to the utmost pitch of vanity . The exultation of a little mind , upon being admitted to ...
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Fresh mortifications or a demonstration that | 80 |
The Family use art which is opposed with still | 91 |
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