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... France , is very seri- ously entertained by a majority among ourselves , and constitutes our great terror at the idea of a state of peace . A few among us , however , make sufficient distinctions between the building of ships and the ...
... France , is very seri- ously entertained by a majority among ourselves , and constitutes our great terror at the idea of a state of peace . A few among us , however , make sufficient distinctions between the building of ships and the ...
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... France was blessed with peace and a pa- ternal government . In the last of these years , the claims of the House of Austria on the dutchies of ClĂȘves and Juliers in- duced Henry to form a strong coalition against that power , and to put ...
... France was blessed with peace and a pa- ternal government . In the last of these years , the claims of the House of Austria on the dutchies of ClĂȘves and Juliers in- duced Henry to form a strong coalition against that power , and to put ...
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... France was exerted to the utmost to resist the joint efforts of Germany , Spain , England , and Holland . It was then that the adoption of the funding system was made subservient to the accumulation of military force ; and that the ...
... France was exerted to the utmost to resist the joint efforts of Germany , Spain , England , and Holland . It was then that the adoption of the funding system was made subservient to the accumulation of military force ; and that the ...
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