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... in himself . In the occasion of their attacking ftead of making an apology for
them . We are told of French having held out so long , as if he troops under one
Mr. Marchand was convinced that the English must undertaking to support one
Ifouf ...
... in himself . In the occasion of their attacking ftead of making an apology for
them . We are told of French having held out so long , as if he troops under one
Mr. Marchand was convinced that the English must undertaking to support one
Ifouf ...
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on emmillions , hoping the king would on the French , who finding the fire be
favourably disposed to receive of the Moorish cannon to Nacken , the
remonftrance , which they were and seeing none of the Moors appreparing to lay
before him .
on emmillions , hoping the king would on the French , who finding the fire be
favourably disposed to receive of the Moorish cannon to Nacken , the
remonftrance , which they were and seeing none of the Moors appreparing to lay
before him .
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foundland , between St. John's and between these islands and the AfriCape
Race , he found two French can main , till then unnoticed by Thips of war there ;
they were to any but the Spaniarda , having , in the windward of him , so that he ...
foundland , between St. John's and between these islands and the AfriCape
Race , he found two French can main , till then unnoticed by Thips of war there ;
they were to any but the Spaniarda , having , in the windward of him , so that he ...
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| Titel | Annual Register, Band 8 |
| Herausgeber | Edmund Burke |
| Mitwirkende Personen | Biodiversity Heritage Library |
| Veröffentlicht | 1765 |
| Original von | University of Michigan |
| Digitalisiert | 24. Aug. 2005 |
| Zitat exportieren | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |