Winsor, Justin, 1831-1897 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin & Co. · leaf 77
t he considered thestep her Majesty had takenan effect of her confidencein him, and was the morepleased because the jirinci-ples which she had adoptedwere those by wliicli he had always guided his own conduct. It was onlythe evil behavior of England which had forced him to follow her out of… … KAKL OK S.\.\DWICH. RELATIONS WITH EUROPE DURING THE RE\OLUTION. 63 for what might have occurred the neutral powers were principally respon-sible, their ships having used false papers. The king expressed his wish tohave the glory of setting the first example of respect for the neutral flagsof all…
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