The dangers which threaten Europe; : the chief causes of the ill-success of the last campaign; what errors to be avoided, and what measures to be adopted, in order to render the present one decisive in favour of the real friends of good order and peace. /

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• The dangers which threaten Europe; the chief causes of the ill-success of the last campaign; what errors to be avoided, and what measures to be adopted, in order to render the present one decisive in favour of the real friends of good order and peace. /
  by: Mallet du Pan, M. (Jacques), 1749-1800
  Published: (1795)
• Dangers which threaten Europe : principal causes of the want of success in the late campaign, the errors to be shunned, and the means to be taken to render the present decisive in favor of the real friends of order and peace /
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