General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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... Choiseul and in 1767 his opportunity arrived . Choiseul , though appointed through the influence of the Marquise de Pompadour , was a real patriot , bitterly resentful over the humiliating peace treaty forced on France by the victorious ...
... Choiseul and in 1767 his opportunity arrived . Choiseul , though appointed through the influence of the Marquise de Pompadour , was a real patriot , bitterly resentful over the humiliating peace treaty forced on France by the victorious ...
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... Choiseul , he asked for an audience to give an account of his mission . Choiseul at first set a date , but then postponed the interview . De Kalb then sent a report on the English forces in the colonies . A few days later he received a ...
... Choiseul , he asked for an audience to give an account of his mission . Choiseul at first set a date , but then postponed the interview . De Kalb then sent a report on the English forces in the colonies . A few days later he received a ...
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... Choiseul that the imminent rebellion of the American colonies was preoccupying England to such an extent that it could not risk taking action to block the French designs in Corsica . By his coup Choiseul had weakened England and ...
... Choiseul that the imminent rebellion of the American colonies was preoccupying England to such an extent that it could not risk taking action to block the French designs in Corsica . By his coup Choiseul had weakened England and ...
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