Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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... sure ; sion of the country ?. -Indeed , it is but , it is clear , at any rate , that the persons childish to talk about the matter . Any whom we consider as composing the Spa- man who has eyes to see , must see that nish government have ...
... sure ; sion of the country ?. -Indeed , it is but , it is clear , at any rate , that the persons childish to talk about the matter . Any whom we consider as composing the Spa- man who has eyes to see , must see that nish government have ...
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insanity . It is the sure sign and prognostic sure redress . Persevering with unabated of Divine anger , dooming an empire to pe- ardour in the pursuit of this their claim of rish . Quippe ineluctabilis falorum vis , right , I would bid ...
insanity . It is the sure sign and prognostic sure redress . Persevering with unabated of Divine anger , dooming an empire to pe- ardour in the pursuit of this their claim of rish . Quippe ineluctabilis falorum vis , right , I would bid ...
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... sure , sent an expe- dition to Walcheren ; he has , to be sure , been engaged in the deliverance of Europe in Sicily and in Spain and in Portugal ; but , has he delivered any part of Europe ? Has he produced any impression upon the ...
... sure , sent an expe- dition to Walcheren ; he has , to be sure , been engaged in the deliverance of Europe in Sicily and in Spain and in Portugal ; but , has he delivered any part of Europe ? Has he produced any impression upon the ...
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