Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 27
... British port to Marseilles , was likewise detained , but afterwards de- livered up unconditionally to the owner , as was such part of the cargo of the New Orleans Packet as consisted of the produce of the United States . Both these ...
... British port to Marseilles , was likewise detained , but afterwards de- livered up unconditionally to the owner , as was such part of the cargo of the New Orleans Packet as consisted of the produce of the United States . Both these ...
Page 61
... British government to renounce the principles of blockade , and to revoke the Orders in Council . By your explanation , it appears , that the American Government understands the letter of the French Mi - claimed from her , either with ...
... British government to renounce the principles of blockade , and to revoke the Orders in Council . By your explanation , it appears , that the American Government understands the letter of the French Mi - claimed from her , either with ...
Page 763
... British Constitution , kingdom , which is their birth - right and and that without such independence the inheritance , since it is that constitution , Constitution is a mere name and nothing which , " although much talked of , is but ...
... British Constitution , kingdom , which is their birth - right and and that without such independence the inheritance , since it is that constitution , Constitution is a mere name and nothing which , " although much talked of , is but ...
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