A Series of Letters, Discovering the Scheme ...

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By Oliver MacAllester

Published 1767
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Original from the New York Public Library

Digitized Apr 19, 2007

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Dunkirk - Page 99
With this view, there being a long tract of land, which is commonly covered with water about three parts of the year, lying off Berge and Dunkirk, ...
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Vannes - Page 35
Two days before Sullivan's departure from Paris for Vannes, to enter on his command in the army then aflem- bled there, he went to Versailles to take ...
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Edinburgh - Page 27
This woman lived at Edinburgh ; was what the Highlanders called loyally attached to the family of the Stuarts; was ufed to invite the ladies and ...
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Harwich - Page 200
I got into, with my guide, and fet off from Harwich about eight o'clock in the evening, continuing our journey the whole night, without flopping, ...
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Paris - Page 15
He therein acquainted the earl, that his fon was fet out from Rome for Paris, to fettle fome preliminaries with that court ft>r effectually putting ...
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Rome - Page 15
He therein acquainted the earl, that his fon was fet out from Rome for Paris, to fettle fome preliminaries with that court ft>r effectually putting ...
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Berlin - Page 111
ihe king of Great Britain, fpeaking a day or two after the^courier arrived at Berlin, with the news of the ratification of this treaty with his ...
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London - Page 134
I begged of her to take the papers to London, at which place my gouvernante had been about three years preceding, and fo long before I had known her j ...
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Dover - Page 30
as he was of conducting a fhip round Cape Horn, though he had never feen the fait water, but in his voyage from Dublin to London, and from Dover.
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Luxemburg - Page 166
But walking one evening in Luxemburg garden*, Buhot, before mentioned, came to me, and begged of me to call upon him next day; which I did. ...
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York - Page 126
And as for the duke of York, he behaved at Boulogne like a petit maitre; took upon him to command and give directions in what he was ignorant of: and ...
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Dublin - Page 30
as he was of conducting a fhip round Cape Horn, though he had never feen the fait water, but in his voyage from Dublin to London, and from Dover.
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Falkirk - Page 256
About this time news arrived at London of the action at Falkirk, which made it neceflary that his royal highnefs the ...
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Hanover - Page 4
the time judged moft proper for the execution thereof, by the enemies of the houfe of Hanover, to place the pretender on the throne of thefe kingdoms, ...
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Chatelet - Page 147
The court being at "Fountainbleau for fome weeks, the countefs da Chatelet had accompanied the dauphinefs thither, and her ladyfhip, from a kind and ...
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Turin - Page 8
He then told me, that there was a gentleman come to town from Turin, who was on his road going to England, and that this perfon vifited him conftantly ...
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Madrid - Page 208
He embarked for Seville, where he (laid a week; from thence he went to Madrid, where he ftaid eight days, and the queen gave him ...

Seville - Page 208
He embarked for Seville, where he (laid a week; from thence he went to Madrid, where he ftaid eight days, and the queen gave him ...

Plymouth - Page 168
When a {hip fails (as for example) from Plymouth to Nortk-> America* they take the card which contains the name of the {hip from the door Plymouth, ...

Stafford - Page 77
The adventurer being foon made acquainted with lord George's arrival, he, without much hefitation, fends one Stafford, a gentleman of his bed-chamber, ...

Aix - Page 78
Negotiations were now on the tapis at Aix~la-Chapcllc, where the right honourable the earl of Sandwich, at that time his late majefty's ambaflador to ...
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Vienna - Page 143
The brilliant equipage and retinue, which conducted her as ambafiadrix to Vienna in "June 1762, where fhe then went by his mod chriftian majefty's ...
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Poitiers - Page 242
intendant of Poitiers, when he was fo fortunate as to ob-tain the charge of lieutenant-general of fat police : the means by which he arrived to thofe ...

Hamburg - Page 208
went to Hamburg, and ftaid there five weeks: afterwards he went to Sweden, from thence to Revel, from thence to Peter/burgh, where he ftaid five days. ...

Derby - Page 28
He doubted not of being joined by feveral in his march to Derby; but, to his great morti-fication, a few only of the common people, about Man- cbefter ...

Venice - Page 6
This gentleman had, from his younger days, fpent moft of his time in Italy, at Venice he married XVenetim lady, who- was very worthy and deferving» as ...

Wigan - Page 250
within a few days, was honoured with an anfwer .from the duke, dated at Wigan, i^th Dectmier, 1745, inti- jnating, that " His royal highnefs received, ...

Copenhagen - Page 218
Fredenrycky a mathematician'at Copenhagen and Leipfic. Mr. De.Groote, a philofopher at the Hague. , , Mr. Faflyyt an apothecary at Jena, married (even ...

Genoa - Page 219
In Italy - - - - 20 oo In Portugal, crufadoes to the amount of about-i xoo oo At Genoa - - - -600 In Portugal again . ...

Perth - Page 257
be ap-prized of the rewards that would attend the performance of their duty: and his royal highnefs, by an anfwer from Pertht fated. ...

Montpelier - Page 168
Bertin, I complained, laft fummer, to Come friends about him, after the marfhal's death, at his government at Montpelier, which happened laft Augujl: ...