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A Complete History of the Invasions of England, Including the Most Memorable Battles and Sea-fights from Julius Caesar, Down to the French Landing in Wales in 1796. The Calamities of France Being a Catalogue of French Cruelties, with a Complete Abstract from Barruel's History of the French Clergy, Detailing the Refined System of Murder Pursued by the Notorius Jourdan, Carrier, Marat, General Duquesnoy, and Robespierre ; the Ejectment of the Priesthood, and Total Abolition of Religion and Humanity in France

Published: 1801

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