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Side 344
... Spanish monarchy , supply with cloth , of their own making , the very best mart we had in Europe . And what a melancholy pros- pect have we , if ever a peace gives them leave to enrich their manufacture with mixtures of Spanish wool to ...
... Spanish monarchy , supply with cloth , of their own making , the very best mart we had in Europe . And what a melancholy pros- pect have we , if ever a peace gives them leave to enrich their manufacture with mixtures of Spanish wool to ...
Side 345
... Spanish monarchy be entirely torn from it , and the house of Bourbon disabled from ever giving the law to Europe . Let us suppose that the French king would grant us the most advantageous terms we can desire ; without the separ- ation ...
... Spanish monarchy be entirely torn from it , and the house of Bourbon disabled from ever giving the law to Europe . Let us suppose that the French king would grant us the most advantageous terms we can desire ; without the separ- ation ...
Side 387
... Spanish monarchy to the house of Austria , and to regain a barrier for Holland . The last of these two motives , " he says , " was effectually answered by the reduction of the Netherlands in the year 1706 , or might have been so by the ...
... Spanish monarchy to the house of Austria , and to regain a barrier for Holland . The last of these two motives , " he says , " was effectually answered by the reduction of the Netherlands in the year 1706 , or might have been so by the ...
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