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The memorial of M. Bestuchef His Czarish Majesties resident in London. Presented Oct. 17. 1720. To the Court of Great Britain, Being A Reply to the two Answers given by the British and Brunswick Ministers to a Former Memorial. Presented by the Resident Wesselofski.
Russia. Sovereign (1689-1725: Peter I)Date: Printed in the year, 1721- Books
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The genuine letters of Baron Fabricius, envoy from his Serene Highness the Duke Administrator of Holstein to Charles XII. of Sweden. Comprehending his entire correspondence with the Duke himself, Baron Goertz then Privy-Counsellor to his Serene Highness, afterwards Prime Minister to his Swedish Majesty; and with Count Reventlau, during his residence with that monarch at Bender and also his excursions for his service into different parts of the Ottoman dominions in 1710, 1711, 1712, 1713, and 1714. Interspersed throughout, with many singular particulars, secret Transactions, and curious Anecdotes in relation to that Northern hero, during his residence in Turkey. Now faithfully published from the author's originals (most of them in Cypher) carefully preserved in the Archives of his Serene Highness the Duke of Holstein.
Fabrice, Friedrich Ernst von, 1683-1750.Date: M.DCC.LXI. [1761]- Books
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A short narrative of the life and death of John Rhinholdt Count Patkul, a nobleman of Livonia, who was broke alive upon the wheel in Great Poland, Anno 1707. Together with the manner of his execution: written by the Lutheran Minister, who assisted him in his last hours. Faithfully translated out of a High Dutch manuscript; and now Publish'd for the Information of Count Gyllenborg's English Friends. by L. M.
L. M.Date: [1717]- Books
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A short narrative of the life and death of John Rhinholdt Count Patkul, a nobleman of Livonia, who was broke alive upon the wheel in Great Poland, Anno 1707. Together with the manner of his execution: written by the Lutheran minister, who assisted him in his last hours. Faithfully translated out of a High Dutch manuscript; and now Publish'd for the Information of Count Gyllenborg's English Friends. By L.M.
L. M.Date: [1717]- Books
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The interest of England in the war of the North. Shewing, I. The danger it threatens to the Protestant religion, and Liberties of Europe, by encreasing the Power of France, and destroying that of the Confederates. II. Some historical remarks on the conduct of the Swedes, and their Alliances with France, ever since they Chang'd their Free Constitution for a French One. III. A letter to the author, from Monsieur Galixen the Muscovite minister at Hamborough.
Date: [1715]