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The interest of Europe, with respect to peace and war. Wherein is consider'd, I. Whether it be safe for the allies to make a peace in this conjuncture. II. Upon what Conditions a Lasting Peace may be expected. III. The Means for Obtaining such Conditions.
Justice, Alexander.Date: M.DCC.XII. [1712]
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A free and impartial examination of the preliminary articles of pacification, signed at Paris, on the 20th of January, 1783; By the respective plenipotentiaries. With a retrospectve [sic] view of the rise and various stages of the war, to the time of the present crisis. In which the treaties of 1674, and Utrecht, with those of Aix-la-Chapelle, are occasionally adverted to. By a Member of Parliament.
Member of Parliament.Date: MDCCLXXXIII. [1783]
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Two letters to the Honourable R---t H---y, esq; s--r to the late H----e of C----s, or, an acconnt [sic] of the debate in town about peace and war. Concluding with a catalogue of English drugs.
Date: 1701]
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This morning by a mail from Holland, we have advice of the taking of Landau by capitulation and the town of Tarabach and other particulars.
Date: 1704
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Defence of the war against France. By William Fox.
Fox, William, active 1791-1813.Date: [1794]
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A speech without doors. By a lobby-member.
Lobby-member.Date: [1762?]
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The price of a victory, or, an exposition of the direful effects of war, a piece well deserving the perusal of all ranks of people, particularly at a crisis, when it is too much the fashion "todrench the earth with tides of human gore."
Date: Printed in the Year. 1795
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An argument against continuing the war.
Workman, James, -1832.Date: 1795
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Thoughts on the duty of a good citizen, with regard to war and invasion; in a letter from a citizen to his friend.
Hanway, Jonas, 1712-1786.Date: [1756]
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Just published, a true and circumstantial account of the total defeat of the French fleet off the coast of Ireland, on the 12th inst. by Sir John Borlase Warren, And The Capture of one Ship of 84 Guns, and four Frigates, after a most obstinate and bloody Engagement, which lasted near five Hours, in which the French had a great Number of the Troops destined for the Invasion of Ireland killed. Also the safe Arrival of the Prizes, and the Number of Troops, &c. on board. To which is added, some observations on the importance of this glorious victory, which has saved the effusion of much Blood, and prevented the renewal of Civil War in Ireland. God Save The King.
Date: 1798]
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A letter to the English nation; Wherein the dreadful consequences of war are considered and exposed. More particularly addressed to those pure lovers of their country, "who delight to see all the rational part of God's creation in happiness and perfection; neither burthened with poverty and want on the one hand, nor supported in luxury, with unmerited favours, on the other." By a member of the Birmingham Constitutional Society. Read, and universally approved, at a general meeting, held March 12, 1793.
Member of the Birmingham Constitutional Society.Date: [1793]
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Tableau de L'Europe, en Novembre 1795; et pensées sur ce qu'on a fait, et qu'on auroit pas dû faire; sur ce qu'on auroit dû faire, et qu'on n'a pas fait; sur ce qu'on devriot faire et que, Peut-Et̂re, on ne fera pas.
Calonne, Charles Alexandre de, 1734-1802.Date: [1795]
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Tableau de L'Europe, en Novembre 1795, et pensées sur ce qu'on a fait, & qu'on n'auroit pas dû faire, sur ce qu'on auroit dû faire, & qu'on n'a pas fait, sur ce qu'on devroit faire & que, peut-être, on ne fera pas.
Calonne, Charles Alexandre de, 1734-1802.Date: [1795?]
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An essay on the laws of nations as a test of manners.
Date: M,DCC,XC. [1790]
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His majesty's most gracious speech to both Houses of Parliament, on Thursday the 29th day October, 1795.
Great Britain. Sovereign (1760-1820 : George III)Date: 1795]
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The gazetteer's select history of Europe: or, a description of all the seats of the present wars in the Netherlands, Italy, Germany, Hungary, Spain, and Poland. Being a full Survey of all those Countries; setting forth the Situation and Distances of their Provinces, Cities, Towns, and Villages; with curious Remarks upon all the Places of Note. Likewise an exact Delineation of the March of the Germans from Lower Lombardy to Piedmont; or the several Marches of the French to joyn the Duke of Bavaria; and late March of the Confederate Forces under the Command of the Duke of Marlborough from the Low-Countries to the Danube; with an Account of all the other heroick Actions of his Grace beyond Sea, from the Time of His being made general of Her Majesty's Army till now: together with a large Plan of the several Camps and Marches of the English and Gallick Armies towards Hochstet, exactly drawn by Colonel Ivot, Quarter-Master-General to His grace: As also another Plan of that important Place of Gibraltar, lately took by Admiral rook. To which is likewise inserted a New Geographical table, alphabetically compil'd, shewing all the considerable Cities, Towns and Villages in Christendom by which you may know in what Country they are situated; to whom subject; and in what Degree of Longitude and Latitude they lie. And also a Postscript of the late Sea-Fight betwixt the Confiderate and French Fleets near Malaga. The whole illustrated with Maps to each Country, curiously engrav'd on Copper-Plates. By Richard Burridge, gent.
Burridge, Richard, 1670-Date: 1704
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Extracted remarks upon the wars and troubles of the Jews, a present theme of serious consideration to the French.
Date: [1793]
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Observations on the present war, the projected invasion, and a decree of the national convention, for the emancipation of the slaves in the French Colonies.
Hampson, John, 1760-1817.Date: [1793]
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Extract of a letter, from a gentleman in Wurtzburg, to his friend in Edinburgh, dated 24th September, 1796.
Gentleman in Wurtzburg.Date: [1796]
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The blessings of war. Consisting of extracts from Pigott's Political dictionary, and others.
Pigott, Charles, -1794.Date: [1795]
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Reflections on peace and war, with application to the past events of our history, and the present situation of public affairs.
Hamilton, Robert, 1743-1829.Date: M.DCC.XC. [1790]
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The Dauphine of France's speech to the pretended Prince of Wales at his departure from the Court of St. Germain en Lay to Dunkirk.
Louis, Dauphin of France, 1661-1711.Date: 1708
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Just now arrived 3 British pacquets, which brought 2 Holland and 2 Flanders mails, ...
Date: 1712
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Observations and reflections on a war with Russia.
Date: 1791

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The interest of Europe, with respect to peace and war. Wherein is consider'd, I. Whether it be safe for the allies to make a peace in this conjuncture. II. Upon what Conditions a Lasting Peace may be expected. III. The Means for Obtaining such Conditions.

Two letters to the Honourable R---t H---y, esq; s--r to the late H----e of C----s, or, an acconnt [sic] of the debate in town about peace and war. Concluding with a catalogue of English drugs.

This morning by a mail from Holland, we have advice of the taking of Landau by capitulation and the town of Tarabach and other particulars.

Defence of the war against France. By William Fox.

A speech without doors. By a lobby-member.

The price of a victory, or, an exposition of the direful effects of war, a piece well deserving the perusal of all ranks of people, particularly at a crisis, when it is too much the fashion "todrench the earth with tides of human gore."

An argument against continuing the war.

Thoughts on the duty of a good citizen, with regard to war and invasion; in a letter from a citizen to his friend.

Tableau de L'Europe, en Novembre 1795; et pensées sur ce qu'on a fait, et qu'on auroit pas dû faire; sur ce qu'on auroit dû faire, et qu'on n'a pas fait; sur ce qu'on devriot faire et que, Peut-Et̂re, on ne fera pas.

Tableau de L'Europe, en Novembre 1795, et pensées sur ce qu'on a fait, & qu'on n'auroit pas dû faire, sur ce qu'on auroit dû faire, & qu'on n'a pas fait, sur ce qu'on devroit faire & que, peut-être, on ne fera pas.

An essay on the laws of nations as a test of manners.

His majesty's most gracious speech to both Houses of Parliament, on Thursday the 29th day October, 1795.

Extracted remarks upon the wars and troubles of the Jews, a present theme of serious consideration to the French.

Observations on the present war, the projected invasion, and a decree of the national convention, for the emancipation of the slaves in the French Colonies.

Extract of a letter, from a gentleman in Wurtzburg, to his friend in Edinburgh, dated 24th September, 1796.

The blessings of war. Consisting of extracts from Pigott's Political dictionary, and others.

Reflections on peace and war, with application to the past events of our history, and the present situation of public affairs.

The Dauphine of France's speech to the pretended Prince of Wales at his departure from the Court of St. Germain en Lay to Dunkirk.

Just now arrived 3 British pacquets, which brought 2 Holland and 2 Flanders mails, ...

Observations and reflections on a war with Russia.