Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 265
... course . They will , I fear , fold up their arms , and be sulky spectators of the scene ; but , as I said last year , " there " they may stand till they turn to stone ; ' for , as long as they are objects of indiffer- ence with the ...
... course . They will , I fear , fold up their arms , and be sulky spectators of the scene ; but , as I said last year , " there " they may stand till they turn to stone ; ' for , as long as they are objects of indiffer- ence with the ...
Page 269
... course of self - delusion , and thus treasure " French General , who in the course of up for ourselves grievous and heart - break- " one campaign had sent 47,000 prisoners ing disappointment in the end , than " to France , and had taken ...
... course of self - delusion , and thus treasure " French General , who in the course of up for ourselves grievous and heart - break- " one campaign had sent 47,000 prisoners ing disappointment in the end , than " to France , and had taken ...
Page 701
... course of events , such as I have already mentioned , would inevitably produce an incurable alienation of the New England from the Southern States . The truth is , the com- mon people have so long regarded the Con- stitution of the ...
... course of events , such as I have already mentioned , would inevitably produce an incurable alienation of the New England from the Southern States . The truth is , the com- mon people have so long regarded the Con- stitution of the ...
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