General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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... continued on the Austrian throne and Frederick retained Silesia . Eight years later there was a second contest , the so - called Seven Years ' War ( our French and Indian War ) , fought over Silesia , which ended with this territory ...
... continued on the Austrian throne and Frederick retained Silesia . Eight years later there was a second contest , the so - called Seven Years ' War ( our French and Indian War ) , fought over Silesia , which ended with this territory ...
Էջ 69
... continued contact at all times with events in America . He asks Choiseul to send any directives he may have to Mme . de Kalb , who will be kept informed at all times as to how his mail is to be addressed . That she was chosen by de Kalb ...
... continued contact at all times with events in America . He asks Choiseul to send any directives he may have to Mme . de Kalb , who will be kept informed at all times as to how his mail is to be addressed . That she was chosen by de Kalb ...
Էջ 70
... continued : “ England ought to be content with the profits it derives from selling them worthless goods at high prices and purchasing necessities for a song . " The report continues in a style similar to that of the account in the ...
... continued : “ England ought to be content with the profits it derives from selling them worthless goods at high prices and purchasing necessities for a song . " The report continues in a style similar to that of the account in the ...
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