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There is an [index].


THE
MEMOIRS
OF
CHARLES-LEWIS,
Baron de Pollnitz.

BEING
The OBSERVATIONS He made in his
late Travels from Prussia thro'
POLAND,
GERMANY,
ITALY,
FRANCE,
SPAIN,
FLANDERS,
HOLLAND,
ENGLAND, &c.
Discovering not only the PRESENT STATE
of the Chief Cities and Towns;
BUT
The CHARACTERS of the Principal Persons at the Several COURTS.
VOL. III.
LONDON:

Printed for Daniel Browne, at the Black Swan, without Temple-Bar; and John Brindley, at the King's-Arms, in New Bond-street.
M.dcc.xxxviii.


THE
PREFACE,
By the Translator.

The Baron de Pollnitz's Account of his Travels, and of the Observations he made wherever he came, both of Persons and Things, has had such a Run in Foreign Parts, that the Bookseller at Amsterdam, who first printed it in three Volumes in 12mo, soon after published a second Edition of it in four Volumes, and has now printed a third Edition in five Volumes.

The three first Volumes, which are those that are translated in our first and second, he calls Letters; and to the fourth and fifth he has given the Title of Memoirs, which is that we have chose for our Translation of the Whole.