Popular History of England, Том 6Bradbury, Evans, 1860 |
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... Measures of Toleration proposed by Stan- hope Spanish Expedition to Scotland Successes of France and England in Spain Alberoni disgraced Spain accedes to the Quadruple Alliance . The Peerage Bill ILLUSTRATIONS . PAGE 35 36 37 37 • 37 37 ...
... Measures of Toleration proposed by Stan- hope Spanish Expedition to Scotland Successes of France and England in Spain Alberoni disgraced Spain accedes to the Quadruple Alliance . The Peerage Bill ILLUSTRATIONS . PAGE 35 36 37 37 • 37 37 ...
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... Measures for Pacification of the High- lands . 182 149 . 150 The Peace regarded as a hard Necessity for Britain 183 Measures of the Parliament 184 Reduction of Interest on the National Debt 184 Combination Laws . 185 Parliamentary ...
... Measures for Pacification of the High- lands . 182 149 . 150 The Peace regarded as a hard Necessity for Britain 183 Measures of the Parliament 184 Reduction of Interest on the National Debt 184 Combination Laws . 185 Parliamentary ...
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... Measures 285 Embargo on Corn 286 Chatham's Illness ILLUSTRATIONS . 287 Disorganisation of his Ministry . 287 Great Seal of George III . , the Purse , and Chan- Parliament dissolved . 288 cellor's Mace The Earl of Bute . Coronation of ...
... Measures 285 Embargo on Corn 286 Chatham's Illness ILLUSTRATIONS . 287 Disorganisation of his Ministry . 287 Great Seal of George III . , the Purse , and Chan- Parliament dissolved . 288 cellor's Mace The Earl of Bute . Coronation of ...
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... Measures of Conciliation proposed by Lord North 385 Treachery of Benedict Arnold 413 Major André seized 414 386 Verdict of a Council of Officers 415 France concludes a Treaty of Amity with America His Execution 416 387 • Chatham's Last ...
... Measures of Conciliation proposed by Lord North 385 Treachery of Benedict Arnold 413 Major André seized 414 386 Verdict of a Council of Officers 415 France concludes a Treaty of Amity with America His Execution 416 387 • Chatham's Last ...
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... measures that had been taken for some time past in Great Britain . It shall be our business to trace out those measures whereon he placed his hopes , and to bring the authors of them to condign punishment . " It was clear that the new ...
... measures that had been taken for some time past in Great Britain . It shall be our business to trace out those measures whereon he placed his hopes , and to bring the authors of them to condign punishment . " It was clear that the new ...
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