Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 279
... force ; but , the question is , whether this is the proper way to obtain such a force ; whether the force that we obtain in this way be one likely to defend our country in time of need ; whether German Officers and soldiers be well cal ...
... force ; but , the question is , whether this is the proper way to obtain such a force ; whether the force that we obtain in this way be one likely to defend our country in time of need ; whether German Officers and soldiers be well cal ...
Page 451
... force , a Spanish army List , and I make them amount to upwards to go to Denmark ; that is to say , to march of 25,000 . Twenty - five thousand gentle- out of Spain ; to march all across Europe , men in arms , Buonaparte , think of that ...
... force , a Spanish army List , and I make them amount to upwards to go to Denmark ; that is to say , to march of 25,000 . Twenty - five thousand gentle- out of Spain ; to march all across Europe , men in arms , Buonaparte , think of that ...
Page 687
... force . It cannot be alleged , that there are any Jacobin or other Political Societies agitating the country and mislead- ing the people ; it cannot be alleged that the example of France is now operating in favour of republican ...
... force . It cannot be alleged , that there are any Jacobin or other Political Societies agitating the country and mislead- ing the people ; it cannot be alleged that the example of France is now operating in favour of republican ...
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