Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 21
... Orders in Council were ori- ginally founded , I think it right to explain myself , in order to prevent any possible mistake as to the present situation of neu- tral trade with his Majesty's enemies . - It will only be necessary for me ...
... Orders in Council were ori- ginally founded , I think it right to explain myself , in order to prevent any possible mistake as to the present situation of neu- tral trade with his Majesty's enemies . - It will only be necessary for me ...
Page 61
... Orders in Council can be in Council , and should renounce those principles of blockade which the French government alleged to be new . A se- parate condition relating to America seemed also to be contained in this decla- ration ; by ...
... Orders in Council can be in Council , and should renounce those principles of blockade which the French government alleged to be new . A se- parate condition relating to America seemed also to be contained in this decla- ration ; by ...
Page 89
... Orders in Council . You issued them before stronger in maintaining it ; provided that , it was any thing but a shadow , and by doing in doing so , you resort only to legitimate so , gave to it all the substance it could ever means , and ...
... Orders in Council . You issued them before stronger in maintaining it ; provided that , it was any thing but a shadow , and by doing in doing so , you resort only to legitimate so , gave to it all the substance it could ever means , and ...
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