Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 17R. Bagshaw, 1810 |
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Page 113
... command to state to you , that his Majesty had uniformly notified to Sweden his Ma- jesty's decided wish , that in determining upon the question of peace or war with France , and other Continental Powers , she should be guided by ...
... command to state to you , that his Majesty had uniformly notified to Sweden his Ma- jesty's decided wish , that in determining upon the question of peace or war with France , and other Continental Powers , she should be guided by ...
Page 487
... command of so great as in our military staff . The " 11,000 men . The difference of ex- stock of Generals that we have is truly " pence which this reduction of the Staff astonishing . We have , I believe , " would occasion was 3,1711 ...
... command of so great as in our military staff . The " 11,000 men . The difference of ex- stock of Generals that we have is truly " pence which this reduction of the Staff astonishing . We have , I believe , " would occasion was 3,1711 ...
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... command , tence of going out to fish . Having gained a considerable offing , and perceiving an English brig , he compelled the crew to put him on board her , asserting that he had orders to carry a flag of truce . Hav- ing reached the ...
... command , tence of going out to fish . Having gained a considerable offing , and perceiving an English brig , he compelled the crew to put him on board her , asserting that he had orders to carry a flag of truce . Hav- ing reached the ...
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