Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 1R. Bagshaw, 1802 |
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Page 209
... advantages whilst it is in our power to prevent them , none will be so ill advised , so weak , as to seek to be con- nected with us , on the contrary all will see the danger and shun it . which may yet , if embraced immediately , be the ...
... advantages whilst it is in our power to prevent them , none will be so ill advised , so weak , as to seek to be con- nected with us , on the contrary all will see the danger and shun it . which may yet , if embraced immediately , be the ...
Page 251
... advantages to France , has given us the advantage of reflection , which has for some months , been slowly producing a change in the opinions of those , who anti - in the play of the Double Dealer , is a com- cipated " the blessings of ...
... advantages to France , has given us the advantage of reflection , which has for some months , been slowly producing a change in the opinions of those , who anti - in the play of the Double Dealer , is a com- cipated " the blessings of ...
Page 397
... advantages there . By provisions in former treaties , those advantages had been secured to ourselves ; but those provisions were now abandoned . particularly objectionable . The new duty it was also said would bear particularly hard ...
... advantages there . By provisions in former treaties , those advantages had been secured to ourselves ; but those provisions were now abandoned . particularly objectionable . The new duty it was also said would bear particularly hard ...
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