Framing British naval strength against French perfidy
An extended, antiquated reflection on Britain's maritime dominance and France's commercial rivalry. It argues that France aims to erode British wealth via sea power, urges firm security measures, criticizes past Aix-la-Chapelle treacheries, and warns against trusting pen and ink alone. It also references a pamphlet translation and epigrams.
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France
Great Britain
Britain
Aix la Chapelle
Europe
America
Paris
George the ‘Third
Dunkirk
Nova Scotia
Dairy Register of Commerce and Intelligence
London
Saxony
Empire
Prince Henry
Marshal Daun
Elbe
Henry of
Prusia
Schlettau
Seydlitz
Krakow
Geberty
Hulfen
Canitz
Foot
Lusatia
Luben
Magdeburgh
Silesia
Hausdorff
Hohen-Fried
Bere
Laudohn
Bohemia
Lafcy
Zittau
Mit
Rine
Berlin
Elizabeth
Cheir
Landshut
Goltz
Thas
Wartha
Oder
Vienna
Laudobn
England
Dawn
Baron de Sincere
Hesia
Marshal Broglio
Ferdinand
Francfort
Ives
Caffel
Hirschfeld
Electorate of Hanover
Gottingen
de Broglio
Werra
Prince Xavier
Fer
Dinand
Count de Vaux
Honover
Spain
Hanover
Fes
Westphalia
Glogau
Praffia
Bautzen
Congress
Eigh- Casfel
de Soubize
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W.D. IL
Alexander the
Taft
Lysippus
Olympus
Venus
Pallas
His Majesty
Harrison
Miffon
Germany
Italy
Addison
Switzerland
Keysler
Hungary
Mr. Stevens
Pantheon
Rome
Virgil
Naples
Mount Vesuvius
Pont Neuf
Pont Royal
Versalles
Palace of
Marly
J. Newbery
St. Paul’s Churchyard
J. Hoey
Skinner-Row
Dublin
Great Britain and Ireland
Augusta
Caroline A. Stanhope
M.de Voltaire
The
Brighthelastone
Voltaire
Lucy
Effys
Holland
Flanders
Chemnitz
Egra
Count Guasco