Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumes 30-31R. Bagshaw, 1971 |
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Page 287
... hope , that , after the sig- nal successes of the allied arms , peace would have been settled upon so secure a foundation , as to authorize the immediate reduction of those establishments , which had been created for the sole purpose of ...
... hope , that , after the sig- nal successes of the allied arms , peace would have been settled upon so secure a foundation , as to authorize the immediate reduction of those establishments , which had been created for the sole purpose of ...
Page 399
... hope left ; but , that the perseverance of this country alone , and the lavishing of her immense resources , gained time for all the humbled kings ; and , in a lucky moment for them ( produced by the vanity and ambition of Napoleon ) ...
... hope left ; but , that the perseverance of this country alone , and the lavishing of her immense resources , gained time for all the humbled kings ; and , in a lucky moment for them ( produced by the vanity and ambition of Napoleon ) ...
Page 125
... hope that " leviated by a sincere and effectual they will , before it be too late , shew retrenchment ! But this retrench- that they , too , have the virtue to " ment , say the Treasury writers , prefer their duty towards their coun ...
... hope that " leviated by a sincere and effectual they will , before it be too late , shew retrenchment ! But this retrench- that they , too , have the virtue to " ment , say the Treasury writers , prefer their duty towards their coun ...
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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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