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... conduct , as an officer , had been deferving of cenfure : to which letter the Colonel returned a ready answer , that he had every reason to be fatisfied with his Lordship's military conduct . The answer from the secretary was , that his ...
... conduct , as an officer , had been deferving of cenfure : to which letter the Colonel returned a ready answer , that he had every reason to be fatisfied with his Lordship's military conduct . The answer from the secretary was , that his ...
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... conduct : are we fure that they did not make the best bargain for themselves and their pofterity , which the circumftances of their country and the fituation of Europe would then admit of ? Was not France then powerful ; and had our ...
... conduct : are we fure that they did not make the best bargain for themselves and their pofterity , which the circumftances of their country and the fituation of Europe would then admit of ? Was not France then powerful ; and had our ...
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... conduct to his countrymen , and even to thofe of the council that difpleafed him , was infolent , op- preffive , and cruel . This behaviour brought on him the dif- approbation of the directors , and he refigned his government : but ...
... conduct to his countrymen , and even to thofe of the council that difpleafed him , was infolent , op- preffive , and cruel . This behaviour brought on him the dif- approbation of the directors , and he refigned his government : but ...
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