Translation of a Dutch pamphlet printed in 1712, entitled, "The resolutions, memoriall and vouchers of their high mightinesses, shewing that the States Generall of the United Provinces are wrongfully charged (by the resolutions or votes of the House of Commons of the parliament of Great Britain, and by the address of that House presented on the subject to her Brittish majesty) with having failed in severall respects during the course of this present warr to furnish what they ought of their quota or contingent, according to their engagements"
MS. Rawl. A. 285, fol. 1
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Title
Translation of a Dutch pamphlet printed in 1712, entitled, "The resolutions, memoriall and vouchers of their high mightinesses, shewing that the States Generall of the United Provinces are wrongfully charged (by the resolutions or votes of the House of Commons of the parliament of Great Britain, and by the address of that House presented on the subject to her Brittish majesty) with having failed in severall respects during the course of this present warr to furnish what they ought of their quota or contingent, according to their engagements"
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MS. Rawl. A. 285, fol. 1
Date
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Language
English
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Collection contents
Rawlinson A: English History
Papers relating to the treaty of Utrecht
Translation of a Dutch pamphlet printed in 1712, entitled, "The resolutions, memoriall and vouchers of their high mightinesses, shewing that the States Generall of the United Provinces are wrongfully charged (by the resolutions or votes of the House of Commons of the parliament of Great Britain, and by the address of that House presented on the subject to her Brittish majesty) with having failed in severall respects during the course of this present warr to furnish what they ought of their quota or contingent, according to their engagements"
