Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 17R. Bagshaw, 1810 |
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Page 257
... necessary to direct any Military Inquiry into the conduct of my Com- " manders by sea or land , in this conjoint service . " KING'S ANSWER TO THE PETITION OF THE CITY OF LONDON , 20th Dec. 1809 . papers have been laid before the House ...
... necessary to direct any Military Inquiry into the conduct of my Com- " manders by sea or land , in this conjoint service . " KING'S ANSWER TO THE PETITION OF THE CITY OF LONDON , 20th Dec. 1809 . papers have been laid before the House ...
Page 947
... necessary or expedient to be exercised by any as- sembly ? Can it be requisite for the main- tenance of their just and constitutional authority ; or to enable them to protect the rights and liberties of the community ? And if it be not ...
... necessary or expedient to be exercised by any as- sembly ? Can it be requisite for the main- tenance of their just and constitutional authority ; or to enable them to protect the rights and liberties of the community ? And if it be not ...
Page 961
... necessary to return hither , in order to make some little arrange- ment in my affairs here , which have , hitherto , been always managed by myself . To do this , even in a very imperfect man- ner , would require every moment of the time ...
... necessary to return hither , in order to make some little arrange- ment in my affairs here , which have , hitherto , been always managed by myself . To do this , even in a very imperfect man- ner , would require every moment of the time ...
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