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... peace ; but he ought never to for- get , that France can be to her only the most ufeful friend , or the most ... Peace of the Continent , and it may be permitted to hope for the con- tinuation of a Maritime Peace : this Peace is required ...
... peace ; but he ought never to for- get , that France can be to her only the most ufeful friend , or the most ... Peace of the Continent , and it may be permitted to hope for the con- tinuation of a Maritime Peace : this Peace is required ...
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... peace , were glad to catch at any thing like a renewal of the war . That would certainly be a falfe conclufion . Thofe gentlemen , among whom he was one , difapproved of the Peace of Amiens , not because they preferred war to peace ...
... peace , were glad to catch at any thing like a renewal of the war . That would certainly be a falfe conclufion . Thofe gentlemen , among whom he was one , difapproved of the Peace of Amiens , not because they preferred war to peace ...
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... Peace having failed of fuccefs , he entertains the fulleft confidence that he fhail receive the fame fupport from his Parliament , and that the fame zeal and fpirit will be mani- feited by his People , which he has ex - perty ; and , in ...
... Peace having failed of fuccefs , he entertains the fulleft confidence that he fhail receive the fame fupport from his Parliament , and that the fame zeal and fpirit will be mani- feited by his People , which he has ex - perty ; and , in ...
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Original Letters from the late Lord | 18 |
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