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Página viii
... Spain , and all Italy except the Republics of Venice and Genoa , were at war with the French Republic . Pitted against such a Coalition France might well expect reverses . She could hardly expect to keep her bold and reckless conquests ...
... Spain , and all Italy except the Republics of Venice and Genoa , were at war with the French Republic . Pitted against such a Coalition France might well expect reverses . She could hardly expect to keep her bold and reckless conquests ...
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... Spain was the next to make peace . Basle was the scene of Spanish humiliation , as it had been of Prussian humiliation . The rich island of St. Domingo , and the fertile tracts of Florida were ceded to France : and the favourite Manuel ...
... Spain was the next to make peace . Basle was the scene of Spanish humiliation , as it had been of Prussian humiliation . The rich island of St. Domingo , and the fertile tracts of Florida were ceded to France : and the favourite Manuel ...
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... Spain more than she felt the small advantages she had gained in the East and West Indies . In this third year of the war the mercantile interest of Eng- land , an interest on which Pitt greatly relied , began to protest against its ...
... Spain more than she felt the small advantages she had gained in the East and West Indies . In this third year of the war the mercantile interest of Eng- land , an interest on which Pitt greatly relied , began to protest against its ...
Página xvii
... Spain , and of Naples , not to mention lesser ones , were known to be willing to treat with the Convention , stained though it was with the blood of a king . The Emperor was on the point of nego- tiating : the Pope himself could not be ...
... Spain , and of Naples , not to mention lesser ones , were known to be willing to treat with the Convention , stained though it was with the blood of a king . The Emperor was on the point of nego- tiating : the Pope himself could not be ...
Página xxvii
... Spain , an English diplomatist had been deputed to open negotiations with Barthélemy , who had conducted both the former nego- tiations on the part of France . Mr. Wickham was to propose a Congress , and to enquire upon what terms ...
... Spain , an English diplomatist had been deputed to open negotiations with Barthélemy , who had conducted both the former nego- tiations on the part of France . Mr. Wickham was to propose a Congress , and to enquire upon what terms ...
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