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mitted on Mr. Mather , which were confidentially communicated by the Tuscan Minister of Justice to the Undersigned on the 15th of February , and which were thereupon transmitted by the Undersigned to Her Majesty's Government .
mitted on Mr. Mather , which were confidentially communicated by the Tuscan Minister of Justice to the Undersigned on the 15th of February , and which were thereupon transmitted by the Undersigned to Her Majesty's Government .
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... that if the Austrian Government would permit her auxiliary troops to be amenable to the Tuscan tribunals , and give to Tuscany the power of exercising her own responsibility , the Tuscan Government would be too happy to acquiesce in ...
... that if the Austrian Government would permit her auxiliary troops to be amenable to the Tuscan tribunals , and give to Tuscany the power of exercising her own responsibility , the Tuscan Government would be too happy to acquiesce in ...
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That the Tuscan Government shall distinctly admit the principle that Tuscany is bound , either through her courts of law or through her Executive Government , to protect Englishmen in Tuscany against the violence of Austrian soldiers ...
That the Tuscan Government shall distinctly admit the principle that Tuscany is bound , either through her courts of law or through her Executive Government , to protect Englishmen in Tuscany against the violence of Austrian soldiers ...
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| Title | British and Foreign State Papers |
| Author | Great Britain. Foreign and Commonwealth Office |
| Contributor | Great Britain. Foreign Office. Library |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1825 |
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