A New Geographical and Historical Grammar: Wherein Th Geographical Part is Truly Modern; and the Present State of the Several Kingdoms of the World is So Interspersed, as to Render the Study of Geography Both Entertaining and Instructive ...Sands, Murray, and Cochran, 1767 - 595 páginas |
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... crown arifing in Spain are compu- ted at five millions Sterling per annum ; and have been much improved face the aceetion of the house of Bourbon . Their American filver mines are inexhauftible , of which the Their 38 SPA I N.
... crown arifing in Spain are compu- ted at five millions Sterling per annum ; and have been much improved face the aceetion of the house of Bourbon . Their American filver mines are inexhauftible , of which the Their 38 SPA I N.
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... houses in Madrid . A kind of land - tax on the peasants , and those under the degree of nobility . A kind of general excife on meat , drink , and other provisions . Duties on cattle driven from north to fouth . A tax on those who eat ...
... houses in Madrid . A kind of land - tax on the peasants , and those under the degree of nobility . A kind of general excife on meat , drink , and other provisions . Duties on cattle driven from north to fouth . A tax on those who eat ...
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... house of Mr Stanhope , the British ambassador at Madrid , from whence he was taken , and imprifon- ed , but found means to escape . The Emperor proceeded to prohibit all British merchandife to be imported into Sicily , or any other part ...
... house of Mr Stanhope , the British ambassador at Madrid , from whence he was taken , and imprifon- ed , but found means to escape . The Emperor proceeded to prohibit all British merchandife to be imported into Sicily , or any other part ...
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... house of Bourbon , and none other to be admitted ; and the fubjects of all to enjoy the fame privileges as the natives in their refpective dominions . The confequence was a war between Great Britain and Spain , which was declared by the ...
... house of Bourbon , and none other to be admitted ; and the fubjects of all to enjoy the fame privileges as the natives in their refpective dominions . The confequence was a war between Great Britain and Spain , which was declared by the ...
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... house of Portugal , who are not deemed foreigners , ought to have fucceeded to the crown of Spain , when the male branch in that kingdom became extinct . The city of Lisbon was entirely deftroyed by a terrible earthquake , followed by a ...
... house of Portugal , who are not deemed foreigners , ought to have fucceeded to the crown of Spain , when the male branch in that kingdom became extinct . The city of Lisbon was entirely deftroyed by a terrible earthquake , followed by a ...
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