 | English literature - 1780 - 740 pages
...republic, th« prudence which prefides o№ your deliberations, yoqf firronefs in execution, the fkill and valour difplayed by your generals and foldiers...regard of the whole world. The King my mafter was the tirft to acknowledge a liberty acquired amidft fo many perils, and with fo much glory. Since treaties... | |
 | United States. Department of State - United States - 1830 - 540 pages
...the following speech. Translation. "Gentlemen, played by your Generals and soldiers during the course of the war, have attracted the admiration and regard of the whole world. "The King, my master, was the first to acknowledge a liberty acquired amidst so many perils and with so much glory.... | |
 | United States. Dept. of State - United States - 1857 - 794 pages
...firmness in execution, the skill and valor displayed by your Generals and soldiers during the course of the war, have attracted the admiration and regard of the whole world. "The King, my master, was the first to acknowledge a liberty acquired amidst so many perils and With so much glory.... | |
 | English literature - 1780 - 796 pages
...year reF»K, the prudence which preiides o'BI»ut deliberations, yourfirmjiefs in execution, the (kill and valour difplayed by your generals and foldiers...admiration and regard of the whole world. The King my matter was the firft to acknowledge a liberty acquired amidft fo many perils, and with fo much glory.... | |
 | 1780 - 740 pages
...firmnefa in exécution, the ikill and valour difplayed by your generals and foldiers during the coirrfe of the war, have attracted the admiration and regard...mafter was the firft to acknowledge a liberty acquired amidft fo many perils, and with fo much glory. Since treaties dictated by moderation have fixed upon... | |
 | Catholics - 1912 - 98 pages
...firmness in execution; the skill and valor displayed by your generals and soldiers, during the course of the war have attracted the admiration and regard of the whole world. The King, my master, was the first to acknowledge the liberty acquired amid so many perils and with so much glory.... | |
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The wisdom and courage which have founded your republic : the prudence which presides over your deliberations ; your firmness in execution ; the skill and valor displayed by your generals and soldiers, during the course of the war, have attracted the... 