Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 17
... grounds for object ing to deliver Florida up to him . They would have equally solid ground for re- fusing to deliver it up to us or to the new government in Spain ; and , in short , un- less the old king , or his lineal descendant , be ...
... grounds for object ing to deliver Florida up to him . They would have equally solid ground for re- fusing to deliver it up to us or to the new government in Spain ; and , in short , un- less the old king , or his lineal descendant , be ...
Page 263
... ground of their rejection of the Prince's offer ; but , if the claims be now conceded , what will then be the ground of their opposition ? They allude , indeed , to other points of difference ; but , the most solid of their grounds ...
... ground of their rejection of the Prince's offer ; but , if the claims be now conceded , what will then be the ground of their opposition ? They allude , indeed , to other points of difference ; but , the most solid of their grounds ...
Page 517
... ground of the demand ? Why the necessity of support- ing the dignity of the crown . Is not this the ground ; and are we not told , that to support this dignity is necessary to our own good and safety ? Are we not constantly told this ...
... ground of the demand ? Why the necessity of support- ing the dignity of the crown . Is not this the ground ; and are we not told , that to support this dignity is necessary to our own good and safety ? Are we not constantly told this ...
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