Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 61
... principles of blockade which are condemned by the French Government . Those principles of blockade Great Bri- tain has asserted to be ancient and es- tablished by the laws of maritime war , ac- knowledged by all civilized nations , and ...
... principles of blockade which are condemned by the French Government . Those principles of blockade Great Bri- tain has asserted to be ancient and es- tablished by the laws of maritime war , ac- knowledged by all civilized nations , and ...
Page 385
... principles are , certain ; and , that it is my opinion , that he which the Prince is said to have abandoned . has not done what the public good re- They are called the principles of Mr. Fox ; quired , I need not say , it being my well ...
... principles are , certain ; and , that it is my opinion , that he which the Prince is said to have abandoned . has not done what the public good re- They are called the principles of Mr. Fox ; quired , I need not say , it being my well ...
Page 387
... principles from their words and actions . And , if those whom the Prince has chosen , act upon the very same principles as those whom he has left , how can it be said that he has , by this choice , abandoned his principles ? To come to ...
... principles from their words and actions . And , if those whom the Prince has chosen , act upon the very same principles as those whom he has left , how can it be said that he has , by this choice , abandoned his principles ? To come to ...
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