...earneftly prcfs'd him to join in attacking the French Army, whicli was then known to be much Inferior to that of the Allies both in the Number and Condition of the Troops ; but alfo, (or that nothing of this whole Matter was denied by thofe Lords who have the...

...the States at their late Confultation, when both Prince Eugene and thofe Deputies earneftly prefied him to join in Attacking the French Army, which was...of the Allies, both in the Number and Condition of the Troops ; but alfo, for that nothing of this whole Matter was denied by thofe Lords who have the...

...earneftly prefs'd him to join in Attacking the French Army,which was then known to be much inferior to that of the Allies, both in the Number and Condition of their Troops j but alfo for that nothing of this whole Matter was deny'd by thofe Lords, who had the Means of knowing...

...the Slates, at their late Confutation, when both Prince Eugene ard thofc Deputies earnellly prefs'd him to join' in attacking the French Army, which was then known to be much inferior to that of the AllieSj both in the Number and ConCondition of their Troops, but a!fo that...

...Eugene, and to the deputies of the ftates a: their late confutations, when bo;h prince Eugene and thofe deputies earneftly prefled him to join in attacking the French army, which was then known to be much inferior to that of the allies, both in the number and condition of their troops; bur alfo, for that...

...the States, at their late consultation, when both Prince Eugene and those deputies earnestly pressed him to join in attacking the French army, which was then known to be much inferior to that of the allies, both in the number and condition of their troops, but also that nothing...