Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 22R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 173
... reason than ever for an Eng- lishman's ' s wishing to see the people of America humbled or borne down ; and that it will grieve me exceedingly to reflect that England is taxed , and that English blood is shed , for the purpose of ...
... reason than ever for an Eng- lishman's ' s wishing to see the people of America humbled or borne down ; and that it will grieve me exceedingly to reflect that England is taxed , and that English blood is shed , for the purpose of ...
Page 323
... reason with regard to what is passing in is great folly for men to fret and chafe them- different parts of Europe ! In the North , selves , if they can avoid it , because events to retreat is a symptom of victory ; in the appear tardy ...
... reason with regard to what is passing in is great folly for men to fret and chafe them- different parts of Europe ! In the North , selves , if they can avoid it , because events to retreat is a symptom of victory ; in the appear tardy ...
Page 451
... reason at all why we should neglect a duty , when it de- volves on us . The duty we have to per- form on the present occasion , is to select two gentlemen to represent us in Parlia- ment , whom we shall have every reason to believe will ...
... reason at all why we should neglect a duty , when it de- volves on us . The duty we have to per- form on the present occasion , is to select two gentlemen to represent us in Parlia- ment , whom we shall have every reason to believe will ...
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poleon 116 | 107 |
FRANCE Correspondence relative to the dis | 119 |
RUSSIA London Gazettes Extraordinary | 491 |
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