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The Political State of Europe, for the Year ... Containing, an Authentic and Impartial Narrative of Every Military Operation of the Present Belligerent Powers See Notes Multiple Contributors

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P003192

Title and date repeated as caption on first page of text of monthly issues. Imprints include year of publication. Frequency fluctuates; each year's information is presented in 2 or 3 volumes: v. 1-2 for 1792; v. 3-5 for 1793; v. 6-8 for 1794; v. 9-10 for 1795. Volumes include list of contents. Includes intensive and detailed coverage of the political situation in France, with some attention to the responses of other nations to the French Revolution.

London [England] : printed for J[eremiah]. S[amuel]. Jordan, no. 166, Fleet-Street, 1792-1796. 10 v. : tables ; 21 cm. (8°)