British Diplomatic Instructions, 1689-1789 V.43
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E 50 STANHOPE, WALPOLE AND POYNTZ, 1729 renewing of the siege of Gibraltar, but seeing no probability of better success in such an undertaking than they have had in their former attempts upon that place, Mo'"- Patino had made a proposal which was actually agreed to and to be put in execution as soon as the galleoons arrived, that in order to recover Gibraltar from the Crown of Great Britain in exchange for Jamaica, the Spaniards should take that island from us, which he supposed might easily be... effected by a squadron to be sent from Spain which is to be assembled at Cadiz, with some land forces to be put on board, and these to be joyned by what could be had from Cuba and other neighbouring Spanish colonies [Two private letters from Townshend to Poyntz on the policy to be pursued in the event of the negociations with the Emperor and Spain breaking down, and the need of bringing Fleury to explain himself, dated Whitehall, February 21, 1728/9 are printed in Coxe, Sir Robert Walpole, Vol.
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E 50 STANHOPE, WALPOLE AND POYNTZ, 1729 renewing of the siege of Gibraltar, but seeing no probability of better success in such an undertaking than they have had in their former attempts upon that place, Mo'"- Patino had made a proposal which was actually agreed to and to be put in execution as soon as the galleoons arrived, that in order to recover Gibraltar from the Crown of Great Britain in exchange for Jamaica, the Spaniards should take that island from us, which he supposed might easily be... effected by a squadron to be sent from Spain which is to be assembled at Cadiz, with some land forces to be put on board, and these to be joyned by what could be had from Cuba and other neighbouring Spanish colonies [Two private letters from Townshend to Poyntz on the policy to be pursued in the event of the negociations with the Emperor and Spain breaking down, and the need of bringing Fleury to explain himself, dated Whitehall, February 21, 1728/9 are printed in Coxe, Sir Robert Walpole, Vol.
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