A Brief Historical Relation of State Affairs: From September 1678 to April 1714, Volume 5 |
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... at Temeswaer . The Venetians begin to incline to the emperors interest , and seem not averse to grant his troops passage thro their ter- ritories . That the new king of Prussia , in consideration of JAN . 28. ] 11 STATE AFFAIRS .
... at Temeswaer . The Venetians begin to incline to the emperors interest , and seem not averse to grant his troops passage thro their ter- ritories . That the new king of Prussia , in consideration of JAN . 28. ] 11 STATE AFFAIRS .
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From September 1678 to April 1714 Narcissus Luttrell. to hear that the Dutch troops in Namur , Mons , and Charleroy , & c . are disarmed . The English fleet of 53 men of war is ordered to be ready to put to sea in ... troops in Namur, Mons...
From September 1678 to April 1714 Narcissus Luttrell. to hear that the Dutch troops in Namur , Mons , and Charleroy , & c . are disarmed . The English fleet of 53 men of war is ordered to be ready to put to sea in ... troops in Namur, Mons...
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... troops are not yet march'd out of Namur and Luxemburgh . Thursday , 6 March . - Yesterday , the commons , in a com- mittee of the whole house upon the succession , resolved , That all things relating to the well governing of this ...
... troops are not yet march'd out of Namur and Luxemburgh . Thursday , 6 March . - Yesterday , the commons , in a com- mittee of the whole house upon the succession , resolved , That all things relating to the well governing of this ...
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... troops were not yet march't out of the Spanish cities , had given orders they should doe it without further delay . That Mr. Stanhope , the English envoy , had delivered to the French ambassador , in presence of the states , the terms ...
... troops were not yet march't out of the Spanish cities , had given orders they should doe it without further delay . That Mr. Stanhope , the English envoy , had delivered to the French ambassador , in presence of the states , the terms ...
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... troops of their own . Thursday , 10 Aprill . - Yesterday the lords read a 1st time the bill for divorcing sir John Dillon from his lady ; and , in a committee , went through that for divorcing Mr. Box the drug- gist from his wife . The ...
... troops of their own . Thursday , 10 Aprill . - Yesterday the lords read a 1st time the bill for divorcing sir John Dillon from his lady ; and , in a committee , went through that for divorcing Mr. Box the drug- gist from his wife . The ...
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