Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 41
... means of forming an idea of what must have passed as to this point , which , in fact , is the all in all . After speaking of the abandon- ment of our cause by all our former allies , and showing the wretched state of our affairs as to ...
... means of forming an idea of what must have passed as to this point , which , in fact , is the all in all . After speaking of the abandon- ment of our cause by all our former allies , and showing the wretched state of our affairs as to ...
Page 267
... means which the General had at his disposal . Sir Francis said : " He really thought that the test of dis- tinguished merit was to perform great things with inadequate means ; but here it was almost impossible to conceive that " less ...
... means which the General had at his disposal . Sir Francis said : " He really thought that the test of dis- tinguished merit was to perform great things with inadequate means ; but here it was almost impossible to conceive that " less ...
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... means right , or claim , in some cases , and in some cases it means duty , or tax . In the present instance , it means seizure , or , rather , the things seized ; and Droits of Ad- miralty mean seizures by the Admiralty . -- These are ...
... means right , or claim , in some cases , and in some cases it means duty , or tax . In the present instance , it means seizure , or , rather , the things seized ; and Droits of Ad- miralty mean seizures by the Admiralty . -- These are ...
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