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Strenuous motives for an immediate war against Spain : with a short account of the vigorous war made by King Edward I for depredations upon his subjects

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  • "Strenuous motives for an immediate war against Spain : with a short account of the vigorous war made by King Edward I for depredations upon his subjects"@en
  • "Strenuous motives for an immediate war against Spain. With a short account of the vigorous war made by King Edward I. for depredations upon his subjects. Mr. Addison's opinion of our trade and commerce. The author's thoughts upon the fatal consequences of losing the present opportunity. Hannibal's speech to the Senate of Carthage. And reflections upon the destruction of the Spanish fleet in 1718"@en
  • "Strenuous motives for an immediate war against Spain with a short account of the vigorous war made by King Edward I for depredations upon his subjects : Mr. Addison's opinion of our trade and commerce : the author's thoughts upon the fatal consequences of losing the present opportunity : Hannibal's speech upon the destruction of the Spanish fleet in 1718"
  • "Strenuous motives for an immediate war against Spain with a short account of the vigorous war made by King Edward I for depredations upon his subjects : Mr. Addison's opinion of our trade and commerce : the author's thoughts upon the fatal consequences of losing the present opportunity : Hannibal's speech upon the destruction of the Spanish fleet in 1718"@en
  • "Strenuous motives for an immediate war against Spain : With a short account of the vigorous war made"
  • "Strenuous motives for an immediate war against Spain"@en
  • "Strenuous motives for an immediate war against Spain"
  • "Strenuous motives for an immediate war against Spain : with a short account of the vigorous war made by King Edward I for depredations upon his subjects, Mr. Addison's opinion of our trade and commerce, the author's thoughts upon the fatal consequences of losing the present opportunity, Hannibal's speech to the Senate of Carthage, and reflections upon the destruction of the Spanish fleet in 1718"
  • "Strenuous motives for an immediate war against Spain. With a short account of the vigorous war made by King Edward I. for depredations upon his subjects. Mr. Addisons opinion of our trade and commerce. The author's thoughts upon the fatal consequences of losing the present opportunity. Hannibal's speech to the senate of Carthage. And reflections upon the destruction of the Spanish fleet in 1718. Inscribed to the merchants of Great-Britain trading to America"
  • "Strenuous motives for an immediate war against Spain. With a short account of the vigorous war made by King Edward I. for depredations upon his subjects. Mr. Addisons opinion of our trade and commerce. The author's thoughts upon the fatal consequences of losing the present opportunity. Hannibal's speech to the senate of Carthage. And reflections upon the destruction of the Spanish fleet in 1718. Inscribed to the merchants of Great-Britain trading to America"@en
  • "Strenuous motives for an immediate war against Spain With a short account of the vigorous war made by King Edward I. for depredations upon his subjects. Mr. Addisons opinion of our trade and commerce. The author's thoughts upon the fatal consequences of losing the present opportunity. Hannibal's speech to the senate of Carthage. And reflections upon the destruction of the Spanish fleet in 1718. Inscribed to the merchants of Great-Britain trading to America"
  • "Strenuous motives for an immediate war against Spain. : With a short account of the vigorous war made by King Edward I. for depredations upon his subjects- Mr. Addison's opinion of our trade and commerce. The author's thoughts upon the fatal consequences of losing the presen opportunity. Hannibal's speech to the senate of Carthage. And reflections upon the destruction of the Spanish fleet in 1718. Inscribed to the merchants of Great-Britain trading to America"@en

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