Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 1R. Bagshaw, 1802 |
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Page 45
... America such commercial regulations as will tend to give her commerce a preponderance over that of Great - Britain . These reasons are sound and incontrovertible . Two of the The possession of Louisiana , while it States of America ...
... America such commercial regulations as will tend to give her commerce a preponderance over that of Great - Britain . These reasons are sound and incontrovertible . Two of the The possession of Louisiana , while it States of America ...
Page 299
... America to England ) in the hands of America ; whereas the removing of the discriminating duties there will throw not the smallest portion of the carriage of English goods from England to America ) into the hands of England ; because ...
... America to England ) in the hands of America ; whereas the removing of the discriminating duties there will throw not the smallest portion of the carriage of English goods from England to America ) into the hands of England ; because ...
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... America would never be sincerely united . But such feelings are transitory : nations may be considered as com- batants for hire , whose animosity never survives the event that occasions it . " * Our trade to North America is of the ...
... America would never be sincerely united . But such feelings are transitory : nations may be considered as com- batants for hire , whose animosity never survives the event that occasions it . " * Our trade to North America is of the ...
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