Yes Conduct of France towards Great Britain examined
A compact 18th century pamphlet review noting Miles discusses France's conduct toward Britain with appended notes and an appendix. Published for Nicoll at Pall Mall and Sewell at Cornhill, price listed as 4s.
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France
Great Britain
M. Miles
G. Nicoll
Pall-mall
J. Sewell
Corn-hill
Subscriptions and display by Melanscheg and Co at Archer’s estate
Executors of the late Mr Archer announce business continues under Mr Cary. Subscriptions at bankers within the City and Lloyd's Bar. Melanscheg and Co offer universal elegance with a wide fur and fashion assortment including Muffs, Stoles, and Furs from Otter to Sable. Cloaks, feathers, and repairs available, wholesale and retail.
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French National Convention reports letters, massacres and exchange debates
The National Convention includes a long letter from Andrew Dumont of the Somme describing readers not being shown his letters, mass arrests at St. Quentin, and a civic feast in Amiens with 15,000 present where noble letters were burnt. It notes a demand to exchange Dumont’s hostages for princes and details military actions around Metz, Landau and Wantzenau with troops advancing toward Mainz and Weissenbourg.
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Amiens
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Landau
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