The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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Page 436
... French government . 3. When Louis the Sixteenth notified his acceptance of the new constitution to all the European courts , our court was one of the first to anfwer , and in very refpectful terms , while several either took no notice ...
... French government . 3. When Louis the Sixteenth notified his acceptance of the new constitution to all the European courts , our court was one of the first to anfwer , and in very refpectful terms , while several either took no notice ...
Page 437
... French as , a breach of neutrality , especially as the fame refufal was made in this as in the preceding year to ... French , not the inclination of the British government . :: 12. Continued infults followed , on the part of the French ...
... French as , a breach of neutrality , especially as the fame refufal was made in this as in the preceding year to ... French , not the inclination of the British government . :: 12. Continued infults followed , on the part of the French ...
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... French Republic ; and Remarks on those which have tended to ruin or weaken it ; by Guy Chaumont - Quitry . -This writer is of opinion , that the revolution which fa- vored the directory had a tendency to the fupport of the re . public ...
... French Republic ; and Remarks on those which have tended to ruin or weaken it ; by Guy Chaumont - Quitry . -This writer is of opinion , that the revolution which fa- vored the directory had a tendency to the fupport of the re . public ...
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