Note 285 — Chapter XII · 1608-1700. OVERGROWING INFLUENCE OF THE SOCIETY.
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Crét. vol. iii. p. 476.—He might have said that Fischer was the author of many paltry contrivances, and that his endeavours were not so much directed to alleviate the misery of the persons of his persuasion as to resuscitate enemies to the established government, in conformity with the wishes of Spain and France.