Ferdinand Vii King Of Spain

Memoirs of Ferdinand vii, king of the Spains, by don *****, tr. by M.J. Quin

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• Published: 1824
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• Publisher: Unknown

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Begin. La Religion, la patria, y Fernando el VII, etc. [A manifesto in the cause of Ferdinand VII., King of Spain. Signed: El Duque de Alburquerque.]

• Author(s): José María de la CUEVA Y LA CERDA (Duke Alburquerque.)

• Type: Book
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• Published: 1808
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• Publisher: Unknown

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Memoirs of Ferdinand VII, King of the Spains. By Don ***** Advocate of the Spanish Tribunals [i.e. José Joaquin de Mora?]. Translated from the original Spanish manuscript by Michael J. Quin, etc. [With an appendix.]

• Type: Book
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• Published: 1824
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• Publisher: Unknown

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Letter Transmitted to Ferdinand VII by Don Diego Correa, Ex-captain in the Spanish Army, in that Imminent Crisis when the King was Proceeding to Destroy and Trample on the Political Constitution of the Spanish Monarchy, Sanctioned and Sworn to by that Nation, and Acknowledged by England, Russia, and the Other Allies of Spain, in the War of the Revolution Against Bonaparte

• Author(s): Diego Antonio Correa Gorbalán, Earl John Russell Russell, Francis Philips, Ionian Islands (British protectorate). High Commission, 1815-1825 (Maitland), Robert Owen, Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton, Society for the Suppression of Mendicity (London, England)

• Categories: Begging

• Type: Book
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• Published: 1818
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• Publisher: Unknown

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Memoirs of Ferdinand VII, King of the Spains

• Author(s): Don, M. J. Quin

• Type: Book
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• Published: 2017-09-27
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• Publisher: Trieste Publishing

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