Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 25R. Bagshaw, 1814 |
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... Court of Vienna !! " have concurred with them . If not they will see the thing in this light . I shouldy > 66 are undone ; the country will execrate not be at all surprised , if there were per them , and two - thirds of the Opposition ...
... Court of Vienna !! " have concurred with them . If not they will see the thing in this light . I shouldy > 66 are undone ; the country will execrate not be at all surprised , if there were per them , and two - thirds of the Opposition ...
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... Court of Vienna knows that very well . the Allies is more than we can yet be able -After all , however , we are , it seems , to decide . Be this as it may , it is down- to take such terms as we can get , rather right folly to suppose ...
... Court of Vienna knows that very well . the Allies is more than we can yet be able -After all , however , we are , it seems , to decide . Be this as it may , it is down- to take such terms as we can get , rather right folly to suppose ...
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... Court of Vienna , There is no doubt , however , as I said before , that Lord Castlereagh goes amply supplied with the most powerful kind of arguments , nor is there any fear of his wanting the zeal necessary to the making use of them ...
... Court of Vienna , There is no doubt , however , as I said before , that Lord Castlereagh goes amply supplied with the most powerful kind of arguments , nor is there any fear of his wanting the zeal necessary to the making use of them ...
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... court , the garrison , and rear - guard of the then French army , all the enemy's wounded ( the number of which exceed thirty thou- sand ) the narrow escape of Buonaparte , who fled from Leipsig at nine o'clock , the Allies entering at ...
... court , the garrison , and rear - guard of the then French army , all the enemy's wounded ( the number of which exceed thirty thou- sand ) the narrow escape of Buonaparte , who fled from Leipsig at nine o'clock , the Allies entering at ...
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... R. BAGSHAW , Brydges - Street , Covent Garden . LONDON : Printed by J. M'Creery , Black - Horse - Court , Fleet - street.151 COBBETT'S WEEKLY POLITICAL REGISTER . VOL . XXV . No. 31 ] [ 32 POLITICAL REGISTER , Official Papers .
... R. BAGSHAW , Brydges - Street , Covent Garden . LONDON : Printed by J. M'Creery , Black - Horse - Court , Fleet - street.151 COBBETT'S WEEKLY POLITICAL REGISTER . VOL . XXV . No. 31 ] [ 32 POLITICAL REGISTER , Official Papers .
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