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Page 499
... Austrian armies could not pass the territories of Upper Austria , without committing ac- tual hostility ? Was not Austria sensible at that period , that France being then engaged in a foreign war , having withdrawn her troops from ...
... Austrian armies could not pass the territories of Upper Austria , without committing ac- tual hostility ? Was not Austria sensible at that period , that France being then engaged in a foreign war , having withdrawn her troops from ...
Page 505
... Austria to make what is to come happy for Europe , and as he takes the sentiments , expressed in the note , which the undersigned has received of Count Cobentzel , for a good omen . May Austria issue the same declaration which Prussia ...
... Austria to make what is to come happy for Europe , and as he takes the sentiments , expressed in the note , which the undersigned has received of Count Cobentzel , for a good omen . May Austria issue the same declaration which Prussia ...
Page 507
... Austria has done as much as if she had commenced hostilities ; for she has made the most powerful diversion in favour of England . Austria assembles an army in the Tyrol , whilst France has evacuated all Switzerland . His Excellency ...
... Austria has done as much as if she had commenced hostilities ; for she has made the most powerful diversion in favour of England . Austria assembles an army in the Tyrol , whilst France has evacuated all Switzerland . His Excellency ...
Contents
Mr Pitts Case Concluded from Vol vii p 971 | 11 |
A Churchman on the Views of the Catholics | 23 |
Proclamation addressed by General Ney to the Tyrolese | 27 |
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