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• A familiar instructive dialogue, which happened last week at a tavern near the Royal Exchange, between an eminent merchant of Dunkirk, one of their great Politicians there, and an English Member of Parliament; who became acquainted with him in that Town, when their Embarkations were so much talk'd of, in favour of the Young Chevalier, &c. Wherein A great deal of the Political Designs of the Court of France, with many other Affairs regarding Great-Britain, and touching the present imaginary Peace, are set in a true Light. Designed For the timely Information of the Publick, against the next Meeting of the Parliament. And Humbly addressed to all true English Members. By a citizen of London
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• A familiar instructive dialogue, which happened last week at a tavern near the Royal-Exchange, between an eminent merchant of Dunkirk, one of their great Politicians there, and an English Member of Parliament, who became acquainted with him in that Town, when their Embarkations were so much talked of in favour of the Young Chevalier, &c. Wherein A great deal of the Political Designs of the Cours of France, with many other Affairs regarding Great-Britain, and touching the present imaginary Peace, are set in a true Light. Designed For the timely Information of the Publick, against the next Meeting of the Parliament; And Humbly addressed to all true English Members. By a citizen of London
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