Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 139
... feel at seeing their country , whose inde- pendence was purchased with the blood of their fathers , treated , at sea , as if it were still no more than a colony ! As if to feel acutely and to express themselves strong- ly upon such an ...
... feel at seeing their country , whose inde- pendence was purchased with the blood of their fathers , treated , at sea , as if it were still no more than a colony ! As if to feel acutely and to express themselves strong- ly upon such an ...
Page 333
... feel very con- they , certainly , upon the General's own fident , that the sort of punishment , of principle , did not call for such " strong which so much has now been said , will censure , as we are told he thought it not long have a ...
... feel very con- they , certainly , upon the General's own fident , that the sort of punishment , of principle , did not call for such " strong which so much has now been said , will censure , as we are told he thought it not long have a ...
Page 555
... feeling yourselves , I wish to make you feel for those of your townsmen , who , in 1799 , were insulted , assaulted , persecuted , and driven into exile . " " Commons , which Mr. Pitt and the Dnke of Richmond , and which the great Lord ...
... feeling yourselves , I wish to make you feel for those of your townsmen , who , in 1799 , were insulted , assaulted , persecuted , and driven into exile . " " Commons , which Mr. Pitt and the Dnke of Richmond , and which the great Lord ...
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