Letters on the Study and Use of History, Vol. 2 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Of one thoufand fix hundred eighty nine between the emperor and the Gates, to which England acceded, and which was the foundation of the whole confe deracy then formed, were no let's than to refiore all things to the terms of the Well: phalian and Pyrenean treaties, by the war and to preferve them in that fiate after the war, by a defenfive alliance and guaranty of the fame confederate pow ere againlt France. The particular as well as general meaning of this engage ment was plain enough and if it had.

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