Franco-Gallia: Or, An Account of the Ancient Free State of France, and Most Other Parts of Europe, Before the Loss of Their Liberties |
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Page 7
... altho ' very much prejudi- ced against him , was ( as one may fee by the tenor of the above Quotation , and his leaving it thus uncommented on ) in his Heart con- vinc'd of the Truth of it ; but no bon Francois dares own fo much . He ...
... altho ' very much prejudi- ced against him , was ( as one may fee by the tenor of the above Quotation , and his leaving it thus uncommented on ) in his Heart con- vinc'd of the Truth of it ; but no bon Francois dares own fo much . He ...
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... altho ' he had made diligent Enquiry about the Rife and Beginning of the Franks , he cou'd find nothing certain : notwithstanding he had feen an ancient Book of a certain Hiftorian of theirs , called , Sulpitius Alexander ; who affirms ...
... altho ' he had made diligent Enquiry about the Rife and Beginning of the Franks , he cou'd find nothing certain : notwithstanding he had feen an ancient Book of a certain Hiftorian of theirs , called , Sulpitius Alexander ; who affirms ...
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... altho ' fome reckon Pharamond and Clodio - crinitus as the first Kings of the Franks , yet without doubt there were many before them , who ' ( like them ) had crofs'd the Rhine , and made Irruptions into Gallia ; but none had been able ...
... altho ' fome reckon Pharamond and Clodio - crinitus as the first Kings of the Franks , yet without doubt there were many before them , who ' ( like them ) had crofs'd the Rhine , and made Irruptions into Gallia ; but none had been able ...
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... altho ' the Francogallican * Hoto- Kingdom has lafted from that time to this , man's almoft One thousand two hundred years ; Francogal- yet during fo long a fpace , there are but written three Families reckon'd to have poffefs'd the ...
... altho ' the Francogallican * Hoto- Kingdom has lafted from that time to this , man's almoft One thousand two hundred years ; Francogal- yet during fo long a fpace , there are but written three Families reckon'd to have poffefs'd the ...
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... Altho ' in this place another Que- ftion may arife , viz . fuppofing the People fhou'd reject the Son of their King , and elect a Stranger , whether any thing fhou'd be allowed to the first to maintain his Dignity ? For the Solution of ...
... Altho ' in this place another Que- ftion may arife , viz . fuppofing the People fhou'd reject the Son of their King , and elect a Stranger , whether any thing fhou'd be allowed to the first to maintain his Dignity ? For the Solution of ...
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