Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 119
... army then ? Where , I ask , was that army , which we had , so often paid ? Where was that army , which is now in our service ? - -But , Hanover had an army at the time we are speaking of . The peace establish- ment of the electorate was ...
... army then ? Where , I ask , was that army , which we had , so often paid ? Where was that army , which is now in our service ? - -But , Hanover had an army at the time we are speaking of . The peace establish- ment of the electorate was ...
Page 121
... army , who had till now directed every thing , finding , it was said , his presence necessary at the city of Hanover , and finding himself in ill health , gave the command of the troops up to the duke of Cambridge , who was a Lieutenant ...
... army , who had till now directed every thing , finding , it was said , his presence necessary at the city of Hanover , and finding himself in ill health , gave the command of the troops up to the duke of Cambridge , who was a Lieutenant ...
Page 123
... army take care of their swords ( their cannon . Was not this a tolerable army ? swords ! ) , horses , effects and baggage ; and Were here not the means of making some the soldiers are to receive subsistence from resistance ? Would ...
... army take care of their swords ( their cannon . Was not this a tolerable army ? swords ! ) , horses , effects and baggage ; and Were here not the means of making some the soldiers are to receive subsistence from resistance ? Would ...
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