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... England is a redoubtable enemy . The English are intriguing and active : they will seek to form another coalition against us . They will thus divide our resources , destroy our commerce and navy , and continue to pick up our colonies ...
... England is a redoubtable enemy . The English are intriguing and active : they will seek to form another coalition against us . They will thus divide our resources , destroy our commerce and navy , and continue to pick up our colonies ...
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... England and the land - power of France . " 1 The Emperor understood that Portugal was essentially an adjunct of England in the power structure , and he initiated measures to detach the small Iberian nation from her ally , even to the ...
... England and the land - power of France . " 1 The Emperor understood that Portugal was essentially an adjunct of England in the power structure , and he initiated measures to detach the small Iberian nation from her ally , even to the ...
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... England's policy to include the Netherlands into its realin , was to remain secret only to the respective gov- ernments , its intent was translucent even to outsiders . Every onlooker was struck with the influence exercised by the ...
... England's policy to include the Netherlands into its realin , was to remain secret only to the respective gov- ernments , its intent was translucent even to outsiders . Every onlooker was struck with the influence exercised by the ...
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Opening Concert | 1 |
Welcome | 9 |
British Foreign Policy and the Peninsular | 32 |
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