Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 331
... look up to me instead of their officers , especially after the repeated as- surances of Sir Vicary Gibbs , that the army despised such writings as mine , and held their authors in abhorrence . After this , I think Sir George Warrender ...
... look up to me instead of their officers , especially after the repeated as- surances of Sir Vicary Gibbs , that the army despised such writings as mine , and held their authors in abhorrence . After this , I think Sir George Warrender ...
Page 333
... look up to me for redress , but to look up to their own officers for it ! To be sure ; what short of this could be done in such a case ? I really wonder , that some of these gentlemen , in the height of their indigna- tion at the idea ...
... look up to me for redress , but to look up to their own officers for it ! To be sure ; what short of this could be done in such a case ? I really wonder , that some of these gentlemen , in the height of their indigna- tion at the idea ...
Page 779
... look for assistance to none of those whom it can fairly accuse of having had a hand in producing its misfortunes and miseries . Who it will look to , it would be presumption to anticipate ; but , we may safely assert , that it will not look ...
... look for assistance to none of those whom it can fairly accuse of having had a hand in producing its misfortunes and miseries . Who it will look to , it would be presumption to anticipate ; but , we may safely assert , that it will not look ...
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