The Monitor on France and a Western Treaty
The Monitor argues a French defeat in war drives calls for a treaty to end hostilities. A peace agreement could restore French gains, which would threaten Britain and allies by renewing armament rights and undermining Graisie’s interests. The piece criticizes France’s cunning negotiators and warns treaties must curb the French king’s power.
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RONDON Notes and Letters for the Monitor
Printed for J. Scorr at the Black Swan in Pater-nofter-row. Letters directed to the Monitor or British Freeholder, post paid, will be received for the author.
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