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... France ? Should they fold their arms and look coldly on a war , begun , it is true , by France , but threatening the subver- sion of the republic , and the reëstablishment of a mo- narchical government ? Many , in the wild enthusiasm of ...
... France ? Should they fold their arms and look coldly on a war , begun , it is true , by France , but threatening the subver- sion of the republic , and the reëstablishment of a mo- narchical government ? Many , in the wild enthusiasm of ...
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... France ; a cowardly abandonment of friends when danger menaced . Another event added to the irritation of Genet . Two American citizens , whom he had engaged at Charleston , to cruise in the service of France , were arrested on board of ...
... France ; a cowardly abandonment of friends when danger menaced . Another event added to the irritation of Genet . Two American citizens , whom he had engaged at Charleston , to cruise in the service of France , were arrested on board of ...
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... France , v . 125 . minister to France , v . 184 . representation of affairs in France , v . 185 . concerning Lafayette and the Reign of Terror , v . 186 . relative to Louis XVI . , v . 188 . on the successes of France , v . 190 . to ...
... France , v . 125 . minister to France , v . 184 . representation of affairs in France , v . 185 . concerning Lafayette and the Reign of Terror , v . 186 . relative to Louis XVI . , v . 188 . on the successes of France , v . 190 . to ...
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