Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumes 30-31R. Bagshaw, 1971 |
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... France - we were the protectors of our own rights , not of the government of France . He hoped , and was indeed satisfied that the Honour- able Gentleman could have no design to cast obloquy on the members of that go- vernment ; but he ...
... France - we were the protectors of our own rights , not of the government of France . He hoped , and was indeed satisfied that the Honour- able Gentleman could have no design to cast obloquy on the members of that go- vernment ; but he ...
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... France new calamities . " [ Hear . ] Such was the argument of the Noble Lord : and he ( Mr. Brougham ) had heard it with more regret , because it was not the last time it would be employed . The subject of the Slave Trade , was shortly ...
... France new calamities . " [ Hear . ] Such was the argument of the Noble Lord : and he ( Mr. Brougham ) had heard it with more regret , because it was not the last time it would be employed . The subject of the Slave Trade , was shortly ...
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Bourbon family . All history teems | leave the king of France and the with accounts of their tyranny ; people of France to themselves ; and , does this impudent tool of it does not become a nation of corruption think , that you are to ...
Bourbon family . All history teems | leave the king of France and the with accounts of their tyranny ; people of France to themselves ; and , does this impudent tool of it does not become a nation of corruption think , that you are to ...
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to the Chancellor of the Exchequer on | 1 |
to the Chancellor of the Exchequer on | 73 |
Letter XII | 105 |
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