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SELECT WORKS of the BRITISH POETS ;
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WHEREAS, JOHN THOMAS, of the Patish of
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PRIVATE CORRESPONDERCIL.
PAII" JANUARY 7.
The plans which have for so long a time been under
preparation by our Government for the happiness of
France, are at length disclosed. The Ministers pie-
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will be raised by the creation of 80 millions
tearing three per cent. interest. The Arm,
. nation allowed ni five years to pay' all. the
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