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The Embassador and His Functions

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Abraham de Wicquefort

B. Lintott, 1716 - Ambassadors - 570 pages

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CONTENTS	1

Chap	6

The Princes of Germany have a Right	25

Of the Minifters of the fecond Order	33

To whom Embaſſadors are fent	44

What Age is proper for an Embaſſador	53

Of Legates	67

Of the Apparel and Expences of the	202

Of the Treaties of Munfter and Ofnaburg	385

The most confiderable Treaties relating	391

Of Ratifications	405

When the Empire began to be ele	439

Whether the Election of the Emperors Succef	446

and Power of the Princes Electors in general	471

Of the Ecclefiaftical Electors	480

Of the Secular Princes Electors in general	488

Page	220

fadors	236

Chap	294

to negotiate	301

The Embajador ought not to meddle with	315

Of Prudence and Cunning	329

Of the Liberty of Speaking	339

Of Moderation	349

Of the Vicars of the Empire and of the	499

ibid	506

459	524

Of Confpiracies	533

Of the Count Palatin of the Rhine Prince	541

Of the Pfalburgers	548

322	571

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Title	The Embassador and His Functions Eighteenth century collections online
Author	Abraham de Wicquefort
Translated by	John Digby
Publisher	B. Lintott, 1716
Original from	the New York Public Library
Digitized	Dec 7, 2010
Length	570 pages

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