Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 20R. Bagshaw, 1811 |
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Page 197
... object of the and also Dutch officers in our army . Catholics is not their real object ; that There is an act of parliament that pro- the doors of the legislature are always vides that these men may serve and may open to them ; that ...
... object of the and also Dutch officers in our army . Catholics is not their real object ; that There is an act of parliament that pro- the doors of the legislature are always vides that these men may serve and may open to them ; that ...
Page 291
... object ; and , in this case , it would not be his interest to inflict greater penalties than the accom- plishing of his object required . Our own laws against smuggling are not the mildest in the world ; and , we have seen them hardened ...
... object ; and , in this case , it would not be his interest to inflict greater penalties than the accom- plishing of his object required . Our own laws against smuggling are not the mildest in the world ; and , we have seen them hardened ...
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... object of this hostile decree was the de- struction of all British commerce through means entirely unsanctioned by the law of nations , and unauthorised by any received doctrine of legitimate blockade . This vio- lation of the ...
... object of this hostile decree was the de- struction of all British commerce through means entirely unsanctioned by the law of nations , and unauthorised by any received doctrine of legitimate blockade . This vio- lation of the ...
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SPAIN Correspondence between the Hon H to the 11th July | 225 |
from the Kentish Gazette 209 Sicily 398 417 451 588 | 229 |
and of the operations of the British Naval and den for suppressing Luxury 10 July 286 | 287 |
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