Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 1R. Bagshaw, 1802 |
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Page 259
... necessary to the honour and safety of the country , that its naval force should be kept on a pro- per footing . To say that , because the sup- plies were voted only for a short period , the enemy must imagine that we relied upon his ...
... necessary to the honour and safety of the country , that its naval force should be kept on a pro- per footing . To say that , because the sup- plies were voted only for a short period , the enemy must imagine that we relied upon his ...
Page 881
... necessary for the security of the settlers , nust , even according to the lowest calculation , involve the government in a very considerable expense ; for it will be absolutely necessary to complete the fort , and to retain , for the ...
... necessary for the security of the settlers , nust , even according to the lowest calculation , involve the government in a very considerable expense ; for it will be absolutely necessary to complete the fort , and to retain , for the ...
Page 941
... necessary and indispensible . It is totally independent of every obstacle on the part of Great - Britain : we must be well persuaded that these rulers of the sea will never give us the necessary time for re- creating and forming our ...
... necessary and indispensible . It is totally independent of every obstacle on the part of Great - Britain : we must be well persuaded that these rulers of the sea will never give us the necessary time for re- creating and forming our ...
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