The visible pursuit of a foreign interest in opposition to the interests of England, proved from facts stated in a circular rescript lately publish'd by the young Elector of Bavaria, setting forth the negociations of peace at Hanau in 1743, managed by the Prince of Hesse and an English minister

The visible pursuit of a foreign interest in opposition to the interests of England, proved from facts stated in a circular rescript lately publish'd by the young Elector of Bavaria, setting forth the negociations of peace at Hanau in 1743, managed by the Prince of Hesse and an English minister

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Veröffentlicht:	London Printed for M. Cooper 1745
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