Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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... effect on the 1st of November following ; that the measure had been taken by his government in con- fidence that the British government would revoke its orders and renounce its new principles of blockade , or that the United States ...
... effect on the 1st of November following ; that the measure had been taken by his government in con- fidence that the British government would revoke its orders and renounce its new principles of blockade , or that the United States ...
Page 327
... effect . MR . SUTTON boasted much of this effect . He said , that the clause had succeeded consi- derably by making the practice less general ; and then he gave the proof of this in the number of sentences as above - mentioned . At any ...
... effect . MR . SUTTON boasted much of this effect . He said , that the clause had succeeded consi- derably by making the practice less general ; and then he gave the proof of this in the number of sentences as above - mentioned . At any ...
Page 329
... effect of his parliamentary enactment , and , in the next , attributing that same effect to the discretion of the persons whose decisions that enactment was intended to influence . Either the last year's new Clause has produced a good ...
... effect of his parliamentary enactment , and , in the next , attributing that same effect to the discretion of the persons whose decisions that enactment was intended to influence . Either the last year's new Clause has produced a good ...
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