Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 17R. Bagshaw, 1810 |
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Page 117
... hope of accomplishing such pur- my opinions on this great national ques- poses , solely by the repeal of a few tion . This duty I willingly performed . remaining disqualifications , which by a Deeply impressed with the importance of ...
... hope of accomplishing such pur- my opinions on this great national ques- poses , solely by the repeal of a few tion . This duty I willingly performed . remaining disqualifications , which by a Deeply impressed with the importance of ...
Page 285
... Hope's ope- ration , it was more prosperous . The object of it was this : -In the original arrangement for carrying the army at once up the West Scheldt , Sir John Hope's division was included ; but just before we sailed , the Admiral ...
... Hope's ope- ration , it was more prosperous . The object of it was this : -In the original arrangement for carrying the army at once up the West Scheldt , Sir John Hope's division was included ; but just before we sailed , the Admiral ...
Page 367
... hope has dispute . It is not like ordinary cases , been destroyed almost as soon as con- where men on both sides may claim credit ceived ; til , at last , the contest is re- for uprightness of intention . Here there duced to the simple ...
... hope has dispute . It is not like ordinary cases , been destroyed almost as soon as con- where men on both sides may claim credit ceived ; til , at last , the contest is re- for uprightness of intention . Here there duced to the simple ...
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