Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 1R. Bagshaw, 1802 |
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Page 19
... means of the sword , more than was promised him , in the West - Indies at least , would not imposs on us harder terms in all the points , which remain to be determined ? If the English government , in stipulating the armistice , has not ...
... means of the sword , more than was promised him , in the West - Indies at least , would not imposs on us harder terms in all the points , which remain to be determined ? If the English government , in stipulating the armistice , has not ...
Page 209
... means of repelling the attack may be materially diminished when they find themselves prepared to un- ships to form an association for preserving those rights , which the legislature has , in its wisdom , been pleased to confer on them ...
... means of repelling the attack may be materially diminished when they find themselves prepared to un- ships to form an association for preserving those rights , which the legislature has , in its wisdom , been pleased to confer on them ...
Page 1399
... means which neither honour nor difpofition of Government to me , and of the | advantages which would be loft by my refufing to meet their wishes ; that he was well affured that the Ameer's fon would readily accept any terms which the ...
... means which neither honour nor difpofition of Government to me , and of the | advantages which would be loft by my refufing to meet their wishes ; that he was well affured that the Ameer's fon would readily accept any terms which the ...
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