Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 119
... able to send about 15,000 men to join the allied army in Brabant , to assist in the war against the republicans of France . -Thus , then , the Electorate had , in an embodied army , and in men who had ac- tually served as soldiers , not ...
... able to send about 15,000 men to join the allied army in Brabant , to assist in the war against the republicans of France . -Thus , then , the Electorate had , in an embodied army , and in men who had ac- tually served as soldiers , not ...
Page 197
... able to supply herself ; and that she al- ready exports cotton and wool in a partly manufactured state . A war of a few years continuance would sever the two countries for ever as to manufactures ; and , this is one reason why the ...
... able to supply herself ; and that she al- ready exports cotton and wool in a partly manufactured state . A war of a few years continuance would sever the two countries for ever as to manufactures ; and , this is one reason why the ...
Page 257
... able to the interests of the nation , the failure would be to be attributed to the pride of the great Whig Lords and Com- mons . The more I reflect on the matter the stronger does my conviction of the truth of this opinion become . What ...
... able to the interests of the nation , the failure would be to be attributed to the pride of the great Whig Lords and Com- mons . The more I reflect on the matter the stronger does my conviction of the truth of this opinion become . What ...
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