 But that the junction of any Foreign Power, in an enterprise of Spain against the Colonies, would be viewed by them as constituting an entirely new question, and one upon which they must take such decision as the interests of Great Britain might require.  The Edinburgh Annual Register - Page 241825Full view - About this book
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...prolonged. But that the junction of any foreign Power, in an enterprize of Spain against the Colonies, would be viewed by them as constituting an entirely new question ; and one upon whien they must take such decision as the interests of Great Britain might require. That the British... | |
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