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The subsistence of so large an army , in a province so long occupied by the French , might have been subject to some difficulty ; and lastly , when we should have driven the enemy , ( whom we will suppose to receive during this time no ...
The subsistence of so large an army , in a province so long occupied by the French , might have been subject to some difficulty ; and lastly , when we should have driven the enemy , ( whom we will suppose to receive during this time no ...
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Are the countries of the Mediterranean , in which the French are stationed , so flourishing as to induce a wish to see them on their own coasts ? Are they desirous to pay the heavy impositions which have been levied by Cesar Berthier ...
Are the countries of the Mediterranean , in which the French are stationed , so flourishing as to induce a wish to see them on their own coasts ? Are they desirous to pay the heavy impositions which have been levied by Cesar Berthier ...
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When the French armies once got beyond their own boundaries , they found every where secret friends and applauding enthusiasts . In Holland , Germany , and Italy , the believers ' in the political millennium eagerly received them .
When the French armies once got beyond their own boundaries , they found every where secret friends and applauding enthusiasts . In Holland , Germany , and Italy , the believers ' in the political millennium eagerly received them .
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Contents
Affaires dEspagne Nos 1 to 5 Confédération | 1 |
Reliques of Robert Burns consisting chiefly of original | 19 |
Anecdotes of Painters who have resided or been born | 36 |
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