The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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... tion against them was demanded by their former friend , Fouquier Tainville . ' On the evening of the 10th of Thermidor ( the 28th of July , 1794 ) , these criminals were led to the fcaffold . The frantic joy which the Parifians ...
... tion against them was demanded by their former friend , Fouquier Tainville . ' On the evening of the 10th of Thermidor ( the 28th of July , 1794 ) , these criminals were led to the fcaffold . The frantic joy which the Parifians ...
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... tion is hinted at ; but his zeal for the church is not fuppofed to be his ruling motive ; in the late tranfactions ... tion ; and to him is attributed much of that alarm by which the na- tion , during the laft three years , has been fo ...
... tion is hinted at ; but his zeal for the church is not fuppofed to be his ruling motive ; in the late tranfactions ... tion ; and to him is attributed much of that alarm by which the na- tion , during the laft three years , has been fo ...
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tion of the court of Madrid . The French general , in his reply to this meffage , ftated that he could not poffibly agree to an armistice upon any other conditions than those of hav- ing delivered to him immediately the poffeffion of ...
tion of the court of Madrid . The French general , in his reply to this meffage , ftated that he could not poffibly agree to an armistice upon any other conditions than those of hav- ing delivered to him immediately the poffeffion of ...
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