The Works of the Right Honorable Joseph Addison, Volume 5William Durell & Company, 1811 |
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Page 69
... Spain be broken , he sets forth the several advantages which this union has ... monarchy of Spain would not be weakened by such concessions , as because no ... Spanish monarchies . That this may be brought about , he endeavours to prove ...
... Spain be broken , he sets forth the several advantages which this union has ... monarchy of Spain would not be weakened by such concessions , as because no ... Spanish monarchies . That this may be brought about , he endeavours to prove ...
Page 73
... Spain . So expensive a war as that which the French monarchy hath been carrying on in so many and so remote parts at ... Spanish America . We hear , indeed , of the arrival but of very few ships from those parts ; but , as in every ...
... Spain . So expensive a war as that which the French monarchy hath been carrying on in so many and so remote parts at ... Spanish America . We hear , indeed , of the arrival but of very few ships from those parts ; but , as in every ...
Page 75
... Spain continue under its present dis- couragement . The trade of the Levant must likewise flourish or decay in our hands , as we are friends or enemies of the Spanish monarchy . The late conquest of Naples will very little alter the ...
... Spain continue under its present dis- couragement . The trade of the Levant must likewise flourish or decay in our hands , as we are friends or enemies of the Spanish monarchy . The late conquest of Naples will very little alter the ...
Page 76
... Spain of it- self weighed so well , they could not fail of success when the several parts of the monarchy were lumped in the same scale . Their surprise was very great , when , upon the throwing in of Naples , they saw the scale rise ...
... Spain of it- self weighed so well , they could not fail of success when the several parts of the monarchy were lumped in the same scale . Their surprise was very great , when , upon the throwing in of Naples , they saw the scale rise ...
Page 77
... Spanish monarchy . The strength of it will still join itself to France , and grow the closer to it by its disunion from the rest . And in this case the advantages which must arise to that peo- ple from their intimate alliance with the ...
... Spanish monarchy . The strength of it will still join itself to France , and grow the closer to it by its disunion from the rest . And in this case the advantages which must arise to that peo- ple from their intimate alliance with the ...
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