An Occasional Letter from a Gentleman in the Country, to His Friend in Town Concerning the Treaty Negotiated at Hanau, in the Year 1743; The Manner in Which It Was Rejected; And the Fatal Effects Which That Rejection Has Produced (Classic Reprint)

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And in this lay their Security, That what rendered them odious without Doors, they could make ufe of as Matter of Recommen dation and Endearment within: For when they had raifed Difficulties and scourage 77707215, and prepared his for unprrfier our Ifuer, it was but natural for them, when thofe Mites arrived, to lay the Blame of all upon their Rival, and to enhance the Merit of their own Obedience.

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