Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 2R. Bagshaw, 1802 |
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... respect to the Cape , which was another point to which the Noble Lord had called the atten- tion of the House , they had procured a full explanation of the stipulation respecting it , which was to be found in the definitive treaty . His ...
... respect to the Cape , which was another point to which the Noble Lord had called the atten- tion of the House , they had procured a full explanation of the stipulation respecting it , which was to be found in the definitive treaty . His ...
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... respect of every Mem- ber in it , could not but have quitted it with feelings of regret . But the expeditions to the Baltic and to Egypt were prepared - true : yet was success certain ? Was it not the act of chance , and the great skill ...
... respect of every Mem- ber in it , could not but have quitted it with feelings of regret . But the expeditions to the Baltic and to Egypt were prepared - true : yet was success certain ? Was it not the act of chance , and the great skill ...
Page 1785
... respect to Tandy was so influenced . A great deal had been said respecting the late treaty of peace . On that head he , as well as others , felt like an old Englishman ; but its merits had already been decided on : it was made accord ...
... respect to Tandy was so influenced . A great deal had been said respecting the late treaty of peace . On that head he , as well as others , felt like an old Englishman ; but its merits had already been decided on : it was made accord ...
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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