Europe's glory:, or, Peace & plenty to the people thereof. : Being a projection: or, a scheam of reasonable terms, for establishing a firm and general peace, between the monarch of Great Britain, including all the confederate princes, and the French King. Whereby, 'tis proposed, in a few years, to reimburse, and make good, the past and present depending charges of the wars, not only to the King of Great Britain, the Parliament and people of England; but also, to repay the states of Holland, and the French King, ... provided, the following methods, or the matter and substance thereof, be comply'd with, undertaken, and executed | Collections

Europe's glory:, or, Peace & plenty to the people thereof. : Being a projection: or, a scheam of reasonable terms, for establishing a firm and general peace, between the monarch of Great Britain, including all the confederate princes, and the French King. Whereby, 'tis proposed, in a few years, to reimburse, and make good, the past and present depending charges of the wars, not only to the King of Great Britain, the Parliament and people of England; but also, to repay the states of Holland, and the French King, ... provided, the following methods, or the matter and substance thereof, be comply'd with, undertaken, and executed | Collections | The Huntington

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