Some Remarks on the Barrier Treaty, Between Her Majesty and the States-General |
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... moft Successful and Glorious War of Ten Years , under an Able , Diligent , Loyal Ministry ; a moft Faithful , Juft , and Generous Commander ; and in Conjunction with the moft Hearty , Reafon- able , and Sincere Allies : This is the Cafe ...
... moft Successful and Glorious War of Ten Years , under an Able , Diligent , Loyal Ministry ; a moft Faithful , Juft , and Generous Commander ; and in Conjunction with the moft Hearty , Reafon- able , and Sincere Allies : This is the Cafe ...
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... moft Christian King , or any one of the Line of France . XIII . And whereas the faid States - Gencral , in Con- fequence of the Ninth Article of the faid Alli- ance , are to make a Convention or Treaty with King Charles the Third , for ...
... moft Christian King , or any one of the Line of France . XIII . And whereas the faid States - Gencral , in Con- fequence of the Ninth Article of the faid Alli- ance , are to make a Convention or Treaty with King Charles the Third , for ...
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... treat the Sub- jects of their High Mightineffes as favoura- bly as the Subjects of Great Britain and the Hans Towns , who were then the People the moft molt favourably treated ; Her Britanick Ma- jefty and their ( 30 )
... treat the Sub- jects of their High Mightineffes as favoura- bly as the Subjects of Great Britain and the Hans Towns , who were then the People the moft molt favourably treated ; Her Britanick Ma- jefty and their ( 30 )
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... moft favoured . XVI . - The faid Queen and States - General oblige themselves to furnish , by Sea and Land , the Succours and Affiftance neceffary to main- tain , by force , Her faid Majefty in the quiet poffeffion of Her Kingdoms ; and ...
... moft favoured . XVI . - The faid Queen and States - General oblige themselves to furnish , by Sea and Land , the Succours and Affiftance neceffary to main- tain , by force , Her faid Majefty in the quiet poffeffion of Her Kingdoms ; and ...
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