Memoirs of the Life and Times of Daniel De Foe: Containing a Review of His Writings, and His Opinions Upon a Variety of Important Matters, Civil and Ecclesiastical, Volume 3Hurst, Chance, 1830 |
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... France . - Swift's New Journey to Paris . - De Foe attacked by Maynwaring . -He Defends Himself . - He is a Friend to Peace . - His Opinion upon the Objects of the War . - And Statement of King William's Sentiments . - He is for a ...
... France . - Swift's New Journey to Paris . - De Foe attacked by Maynwaring . -He Defends Himself . - He is a Friend to Peace . - His Opinion upon the Objects of the War . - And Statement of King William's Sentiments . - He is for a ...
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... his Prosecution . - He throws himself upon the Justice of the Government . - Copy of his Pardon . - His Reflections upon the Prosecution . And the injustice of his Enemies . 298 CONTENTS . Xiii CHAPTER XIII . Commercial Treaty with France.
... his Prosecution . - He throws himself upon the Justice of the Government . - Copy of his Pardon . - His Reflections upon the Prosecution . And the injustice of his Enemies . 298 CONTENTS . Xiii CHAPTER XIII . Commercial Treaty with France.
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... France . - Unpopular with the Nation . -Rejected by Parliament . - De Foe writes an Essay upon the Subject . - Nature of his Argument . - Another Pamphlet attributed to him . - Answer to it . " Mercator , or Commerce Retrieved ...
... France . - Unpopular with the Nation . -Rejected by Parliament . - De Foe writes an Essay upon the Subject . - Nature of his Argument . - Another Pamphlet attributed to him . - Answer to it . " Mercator , or Commerce Retrieved ...
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... France , an express stipulation should be made in behalf of the French Protestants , securing to them the full restoration of the Edict of Nantes . The cause of religion he considers to be consentaneous with that of liberty , and the ...
... France , an express stipulation should be made in behalf of the French Protestants , securing to them the full restoration of the Edict of Nantes . The cause of religion he considers to be consentaneous with that of liberty , and the ...
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... France , if not prophetic , discover at least an intimate acquaintance with human nature . " Though by the accurate management of the French king , his subjects have been brought to succumb under their misery , which is become natural ...
... France , if not prophetic , discover at least an intimate acquaintance with human nature . " Though by the accurate management of the French king , his subjects have been brought to succumb under their misery , which is become natural ...
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Memoirs of the Life and Times of Daniel De Foe: Containing a ..., Volume 3 Walter Wilson Visualização completa - 1830 |
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