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... force by the acquisition of foreign settle- ments . If the courts of Lisbon and Madrid cannot be roused up to a sense of the duty they owe to the great commonwealth of polished nations , their possessions must be taken from under the ...
... force by the acquisition of foreign settle- ments . If the courts of Lisbon and Madrid cannot be roused up to a sense of the duty they owe to the great commonwealth of polished nations , their possessions must be taken from under the ...
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... forces united , all in short that they had to oppose to the French , did not exceed ten thousand men . Notwithstanding ... force of France ; and even the friends of the revolution would have preferred the success of the Swiss arms , to ...
... forces united , all in short that they had to oppose to the French , did not exceed ten thousand men . Notwithstanding ... force of France ; and even the friends of the revolution would have preferred the success of the Swiss arms , to ...
Pagina 457
... force by force ; and they called on their allies , several of whom sent them succours . M. MALLET says that their request was powerfully seconded in the little cantons by William Tell and Werner Stauffach , who , though very aged , were ...
... force by force ; and they called on their allies , several of whom sent them succours . M. MALLET says that their request was powerfully seconded in the little cantons by William Tell and Werner Stauffach , who , though very aged , were ...
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