Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 137
... fact of such importance to the interests of the nation . And , as to the latter reason , it is , in fact , calling upon America to compel Napoleon to alter his internal laws in favour of English goods ; or , it is telling her , that we ...
... fact of such importance to the interests of the nation . And , as to the latter reason , it is , in fact , calling upon America to compel Napoleon to alter his internal laws in favour of English goods ; or , it is telling her , that we ...
Page 357
... fact so pompously " alluded to by the gallant Colonel , ex- " tracted from the book which was found " and lost , and if found again would be " brought before the House , he was not " aware that that fact , even if it were " proved ...
... fact so pompously " alluded to by the gallant Colonel , ex- " tracted from the book which was found " and lost , and if found again would be " brought before the House , he was not " aware that that fact , even if it were " proved ...
Page 645
... fact was not denied . Bellingham ac- knowledged the fact ; and now came out , for the first time ; the motive with which he had been actuated . The words stated to have been uttered by him before the Jus- tices are these : " I have ...
... fact was not denied . Bellingham ac- knowledged the fact ; and now came out , for the first time ; the motive with which he had been actuated . The words stated to have been uttered by him before the Jus- tices are these : " I have ...
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