The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1795 |
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... whose views of conqueft were directed against the Venetians , confented , foon after his acceffion , to renew the truce between the two empires , upon terms favourable to the house of Auftria . The Tranfylvanian prince was not included ...
... whose views of conqueft were directed against the Venetians , confented , foon after his acceffion , to renew the truce between the two empires , upon terms favourable to the house of Auftria . The Tranfylvanian prince was not included ...
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... whose poffeffion it remained until the year 1538 , when it was again annexed to the crown by Henry VIII . Little of the local hiftory of Lymington is to be found in record . It is faid to have been thrice plundered by the French ; and ...
... whose poffeffion it remained until the year 1538 , when it was again annexed to the crown by Henry VIII . Little of the local hiftory of Lymington is to be found in record . It is faid to have been thrice plundered by the French ; and ...
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... whose name is effentially connected with the very foundation of their republic . The future condition of that republic becomes the subject of our author's confideration , and he treats it like an able statesman in the following words ...
... whose name is effentially connected with the very foundation of their republic . The future condition of that republic becomes the subject of our author's confideration , and he treats it like an able statesman in the following words ...
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