Biographia Navalis: Or, Impartial Memoirs of the Lives and Characters of Officers of the Navy of Great Britain, from the Year 1660 to the Present Time; Drawn from the Most Authentic Sources, and Disposed in a Chronological Arrangement, 1 tomasR. Faulder, 1794 |
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... attacks of particu- lar party writers , whofe defamation and calumny have , in some instances , hitherto proved too fuc- cessful in the world , is the humble intention of the following work . As its credit must reft merely on its ...
... attacks of particu- lar party writers , whofe defamation and calumny have , in some instances , hitherto proved too fuc- cessful in the world , is the humble intention of the following work . As its credit must reft merely on its ...
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... attack meditated either by the Spaniards or the Germans , the only two countries with which a quarrel could arise ... attacked even by an inferior force , a voluntary deftruction on themselves , rather than oppofe the enemy they feared ...
... attack meditated either by the Spaniards or the Germans , the only two countries with which a quarrel could arise ... attacked even by an inferior force , a voluntary deftruction on themselves , rather than oppofe the enemy they feared ...
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... attack which feldom needs a better excufe than the hopes of advantage . To preferve a treasure originally acquired by , perhaps , not the most honourable means in the world , it became neceffary to establish a force capable of ...
... attack which feldom needs a better excufe than the hopes of advantage . To preferve a treasure originally acquired by , perhaps , not the most honourable means in the world , it became neceffary to establish a force capable of ...
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... attack or depredation on its commerce . This , which is the only real benefit Spain can ever hope to reap from her navy , is a very fufficient , prudential , and political reason , why it fhould never be enlarged beyond its prefent ...
... attack or depredation on its commerce . This , which is the only real benefit Spain can ever hope to reap from her navy , is a very fufficient , prudential , and political reason , why it fhould never be enlarged beyond its prefent ...
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... attack , by nations whofe territories are more compact , and whofe ftrength fhould even be inferior to them : but from all thofe , on a more enlarged fcale , deftined for the abfolute reduction of the country , Spain may , probably ...
... attack , by nations whofe territories are more compact , and whofe ftrength fhould even be inferior to them : but from all thofe , on a more enlarged fcale , deftined for the abfolute reduction of the country , Spain may , probably ...
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