Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 17R. Bagshaw, 1810 |
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Page 113
... interest of both countries to preserve . -We have it further in command to com- municate to you , that the efforts of his Majesty for the protection of Portugal have been powerfully aided by the confi- dence which the Prince Regent has ...
... interest of both countries to preserve . -We have it further in command to com- municate to you , that the efforts of his Majesty for the protection of Portugal have been powerfully aided by the confi- dence which the Prince Regent has ...
Page 649
... interest will by which the borough - system plundered " naturally be regarded as a kind of the public . The job itself he describes " Family - Fund , for the provision of the thus : - : - " All the acts and muniments in the 66 younger ...
... interest will by which the borough - system plundered " naturally be regarded as a kind of the public . The job itself he describes " Family - Fund , for the provision of the thus : - : - " All the acts and muniments in the 66 younger ...
Page 703
... interest , and which may land . From that moment the peace of be termed the completion of the Judi- Europe may be regarded as secured by cial Order , has been adopted . - The Ma- the sanctity of treaties , the extent of gistracy is ...
... interest , and which may land . From that moment the peace of be termed the completion of the Judi- Europe may be regarded as secured by cial Order , has been adopted . - The Ma- the sanctity of treaties , the extent of gistracy is ...
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