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A dialogue between Lewis XIV, and the Marquess de Louvois chief minister of state. Concerning the late King James and the affairs of Europe in general. Discovering the intregues of the French King, in order to enslave these Kingdoms.

A dialogue between Lewis XIV, and the Marquess de Louvois chief minister of state. Concerning the late King James and the affairs of Europe in general. Discovering the intregues of the French King, in order to enslave these Kingdoms. - Dublin : printed by Joseph Ray on College-Green, and are to be sold by William Normon Bookseller in Dame Street, 1698. - 16p. ; 8.°

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Great Britain--History--William and Mary, 1689-1702.

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A dialogue between Lewis XIV, and the Marquess de Louvois chief minister of state. Concerning the late King James and the affairs of Europe in general. Discovering the intregues of the French King, in order to enslave these Kingdoms.

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