Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 275
... foreign " there was a specific Act of Parliament , troops now in the British service was " allowing the enlistment . He wished to 30,000 men , and no less than 5,000 had " know the name of the foreign General " been added within the ...
... foreign " there was a specific Act of Parliament , troops now in the British service was " allowing the enlistment . He wished to 30,000 men , and no less than 5,000 had " know the name of the foreign General " been added within the ...
Page 349
... foreign troops was a feeling only excited in our ancestors by the circumstances of the re- volution ; but he was prepared to shew the Noble Lord ( Lord Palmerston ) that this was not the case ; but that , however obsolete it might now ...
... foreign troops was a feeling only excited in our ancestors by the circumstances of the re- volution ; but he was prepared to shew the Noble Lord ( Lord Palmerston ) that this was not the case ; but that , however obsolete it might now ...
Page 363
... foreign officers into those corps , litary trust . When the parliament met because they were best acquainted with the he came and proposed a Bill of Indemnity language and manners of the men . How , for what he had done ; that is to say ...
... foreign officers into those corps , litary trust . When the parliament met because they were best acquainted with the he came and proposed a Bill of Indemnity language and manners of the men . How , for what he had done ; that is to say ...
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