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Page 136
and , lastly , it had come to the Imperial knowledge that conference had been
held on these points between the French Ambassador and the Ministers of the
Sublime Porte ( qu'il a été conféré sur ces points entre ledit Ambassadeur et les ...
and , lastly , it had come to the Imperial knowledge that conference had been
held on these points between the French Ambassador and the Ministers of the
Sublime Porte ( qu'il a été conféré sur ces points entre ledit Ambassadeur et les ...
Page 138
These statements , it should be noted , are based on the Diplomatic Documents
published by the French Ministry for Foreign Affairs in November , 1869 , and
January , 1875 . It should also be remarked that the various governments which ...
These statements , it should be noted , are based on the Diplomatic Documents
published by the French Ministry for Foreign Affairs in November , 1869 , and
January , 1875 . It should also be remarked that the various governments which ...
Page 139
But neither King nor Pope took advantage of these rights , and for a long time ,
says M. Renault , the French flag protected the commerce of all Europeans
trading with Turkey . We do not , even after the answers given in the House to the
...
But neither King nor Pope took advantage of these rights , and for a long time ,
says M. Renault , the French flag protected the commerce of all Europeans
trading with Turkey . We do not , even after the answers given in the House to the
...
Page 146
when he had been 12 years a soldier ; he had risen then to distinction ; he had
been thanked by the order of the French King , by Turenne at the head of the
army . On another occasion he was presented by Monmouth to Charles II . , with
these ...
when he had been 12 years a soldier ; he had risen then to distinction ; he had
been thanked by the order of the French King , by Turenne at the head of the
army . On another occasion he was presented by Monmouth to Charles II . , with
these ...
Page 148
Yet Evelyn , writes of James , that , under the advice of Jesuits , " he indiscreetly
attempted to bring in Popery , and make himself absolute in imitation of the
French . " Anyone reading the two entries together will see reason for not
subscribing ...
Yet Evelyn , writes of James , that , under the advice of Jesuits , " he indiscreetly
attempted to bring in Popery , and make himself absolute in imitation of the
French . " Anyone reading the two entries together will see reason for not
subscribing ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1879 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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