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Introduction a l'histoire de la guerre en Allemagne, en M.DCC.LVI : Entre le roi de Prusse, et l'impřatrice-reine avec ses alliš. Ou, Mm̌oires militaires et politiques du gňřal Lloyd. Traduit & augmentďe notes, & d'un prčis sur la vie & le caractere de ce gňřal. Par un officier Franȯis
by Lloyd, Henry, approximately 1720-1783
1784
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The voice of peace, or, Considerations upon the invitation of the kings of Great Britain and Prussia for holding a congress : together with a plan of pacification : in six letters
by Chevrier, François-Antoine, 1721-1762
1760
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Reflections previous to the establishment of a militia
by Ferguson, Adam, 1723-1816
1756
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An answer to the Letter to two great men : containing remarks observations on that piece and vindicating the character of a noble lord from inactivity
1760
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Relation of the battle of Maxen : With a treatise on profiles, the manner of attacking and defending unfortified heights and mountains, and positions, taken for the defence of Maxen. With plans. Translated by an officer
1785
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A poem on the taking of Cape Breton and Cherbourg : also the destroying their fleet at St. Maloe's, by his Grace, the late Duke of Marlborough
by Catton, William
1758
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Thoughts on a question of importance proposed to the public : whether is it probable that the immense extent of territory acquired by this nation at the late peace, will operate towards the prosperity, or the ruin of the island of Great-Britain?
by Cato
1765
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Introduction a l'histoire de la guerre en Allemagne, en M.DCC.LVI : Entre le roi de Prusse, et l'impřatrice-reine avec ses alliš. Ou, Mm̌oires militaires et politiques du gňřal Lloyd. Traduit & augmentďe notes, & d'un prčis sur la vie & le caractere de ce gňřal. Par un officier Franȯis

The voice of peace, or, Considerations upon the invitation of the kings of Great Britain and Prussia for holding a congress : together with a plan of pacification : in six letters

Reflections previous to the establishment of a militia

An answer to the Letter to two great men : containing remarks observations on that piece and vindicating the character of a noble lord from inactivity

Relation of the battle of Maxen : With a treatise on profiles, the manner of attacking and defending unfortified heights and mountains, and positions, taken for the defence of Maxen. With plans. Translated by an officer

A poem on the taking of Cape Breton and Cherbourg : also the destroying their fleet at St. Maloe's, by his Grace, the late Duke of Marlborough

Thoughts on a question of importance proposed to the public : whether is it probable that the immense extent of territory acquired by this nation at the late peace, will operate towards the prosperity, or the ruin of the island of Great-Britain?

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