Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 331
... military matters ? Flogging is no military matter . If , indeed , the ques- tion were , whether it would be best to arm men with swords or with muskets ; or whether they should be taught to move in close or in open order : if it were ...
... military matters ? Flogging is no military matter . If , indeed , the ques- tion were , whether it would be best to arm men with swords or with muskets ; or whether they should be taught to move in close or in open order : if it were ...
Page 353
... military punishments to the writings of MR . COBBETT . He did not know " what might have been the military education of that person , but he believed that if it had been of that " kind that subjected offenders to the wholesome fear of ...
... military punishments to the writings of MR . COBBETT . He did not know " what might have been the military education of that person , but he believed that if it had been of that " kind that subjected offenders to the wholesome fear of ...
Page 687
... military guard is necessary to the administration of justice in an Eng- lish county ! both is the object of his work , which will , [ ployment of a military force in this way . I trust , be found more congenial to the taste and views of ...
... military guard is necessary to the administration of justice in an Eng- lish county ! both is the object of his work , which will , [ ployment of a military force in this way . I trust , be found more congenial to the taste and views of ...
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