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A Letter to a friend in the country occasioned by the late naval engagement in the Mediterranean : in which the strength of their respective fleets are fairly stated and compared : the designs of the French and Spaniards explained : and the consequences of that battle set in their true light
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- "A Letter to a friend in the country occasioned by the late naval engagement in the Mediterranean : in which the strength of their respective fleets are fairly stated and compared : the designs of the French and Spaniards explained : and the consequences of that battle set in their true light"@en
- "A letter to a friend in the country, occasioned by the late naval engagement [off Toulon] in the Mediterranean, in which the strength of their respective fleets are fairly stated and compared; the designs of the French and Spaniards explained: and the consequences of that battle set in their true light"@en
- "A letter to a friend in the country, occasioned by the late naval engagement in the Mediterranean. In which the strength of their respective fleets are fairly stated and compared ; the designs of the French and Spaniards explained ; and the consequences of that battle set in their true light"@en
- "A letter to a friend in the country, occasioned by the late naval engagement in the Mediterranean In which the strength of their respective fleets are fairly stated and compared; the designs of the French and Spaniards explained; and the consequences of that battle set in their true light"