Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 2R. Bagshaw, 1802 |
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Page 165
... considered as amnestied ? III . Are those who , living at the time the amnesty was published , die before the 23d September , 1802 , without having ful filled the conditions imposed by the Senatus Consultum , to be considered as ...
... considered as amnestied ? III . Are those who , living at the time the amnesty was published , die before the 23d September , 1802 , without having ful filled the conditions imposed by the Senatus Consultum , to be considered as ...
Page 1115
... considered the peace as a necessary peace , have only considered the state of this country , and have shut their eyes to the state of France . I scarce know any single object worth the ex- penditure of blood and treasure of a long war ...
... considered the peace as a necessary peace , have only considered the state of this country , and have shut their eyes to the state of France . I scarce know any single object worth the ex- penditure of blood and treasure of a long war ...
Page 1805
... considered this frontier as defensive ; if we exa- mine it with a view to its means of aggression , all the advantage remains on the side of France . For , beyond the Mincio , there is not , if we except the Adige , any military ...
... considered this frontier as defensive ; if we exa- mine it with a view to its means of aggression , all the advantage remains on the side of France . For , beyond the Mincio , there is not , if we except the Adige , any military ...
Contents
Statistical Table relative to the Cape of Good Hope | 11 |
Trial of Charles Beloe Charles Wagstaffe and John Harwood for a Riot at | 11 |
Letter respecting the Grand Mastership of Malta | 13 |
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