Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 25R. Bagshaw, 1814 |
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... matter in point of power ; and , if they cannot ef of great moment.It is said , that he is fect that reduction by treaty , the only going in order to prevent delay in communi- means they have left , is , to leave us at w cating with our ...
... matter in point of power ; and , if they cannot ef of great moment.It is said , that he is fect that reduction by treaty , the only going in order to prevent delay in communi- means they have left , is , to leave us at w cating with our ...
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... matter should be fully investigat- Congress has lately received a reported ; that the parties should have a fair op- from a Committee on the acts of Great - portunity of producing legal proofs ; and Britain during the war ; and the ...
... matter should be fully investigat- Congress has lately received a reported ; that the parties should have a fair op- from a Committee on the acts of Great - portunity of producing legal proofs ; and Britain during the war ; and the ...
Page 69
... to the people of France to accept of the the matter in the same light , The Pro- offer of the Bourbons ? They are told , that 3 6 hands ; but , common sense , self C 2 691 [ 70 JANUARY 15 , 1814. - Answer to the Bourbon Proclamation .
... to the people of France to accept of the the matter in the same light , The Pro- offer of the Bourbons ? They are told , that 3 6 hands ; but , common sense , self C 2 691 [ 70 JANUARY 15 , 1814. - Answer to the Bourbon Proclamation .
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... matter , what does sertion , the assertion that his government this Proclamation amount to ? What does is that of a capricious tyrant ? If he rule it hold out to the people of France ? What by the same laws that the Bourbons ruled boon ...
... matter , what does sertion , the assertion that his government this Proclamation amount to ? What does is that of a capricious tyrant ? If he rule it hold out to the people of France ? What by the same laws that the Bourbons ruled boon ...
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... matter , time he saw Lord Albemarle , he informed him , but would make the proper inquiries . The next that , on inquiring into the case of Gordon , he could find no person who could give him the least information ; on which he had had ...
... matter , time he saw Lord Albemarle , he informed him , but would make the proper inquiries . The next that , on inquiring into the case of Gordon , he could find no person who could give him the least information ; on which he had had ...
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