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The fatal consequences to be feared (if not speedily prevented) by our assisting the Queen of Hungary, and the King of Sardinia in the Mediterranean, ... And likewise the danger of keeping our Lord [sic] mercenary Hanoverian troops in the pay, ... of Great Britain

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: [1744]
Call number: 435959
Dimensions: (8vo)
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The fatal consequences to be feared (if not speedily prevented) by our assisting the Queen of Hungary, and the King of Sardinia in the Mediterranean, ... And likewise the danger of keeping our Lord [sic] mercenary Hanoverian troops in the pay, ... of Great Britain

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