Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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... told to look for every thing brave , kin of chesnuts and whose bed is a hand- wise , and just . - We are an unfortunate ful of rushes , heath , or stubble ? For men nation in our connections at least , whom to fight for national ...
... told to look for every thing brave , kin of chesnuts and whose bed is a hand- wise , and just . - We are an unfortunate ful of rushes , heath , or stubble ? For men nation in our connections at least , whom to fight for national ...
Page 509
... told , that it is necessary for us to fight even to preserve our name ? Yes , we are now told , that we have no means but fighting left to prevent the very name of England from being blotted out for ever .―――― This is comforting ...
... told , that it is necessary for us to fight even to preserve our name ? Yes , we are now told , that we have no means but fighting left to prevent the very name of England from being blotted out for ever .―――― This is comforting ...
Page 713
... told this , they would , impudent this . For the writers of a prostituted as they are , be at a loss for a reply . If press to abuse me , to call me jacobin , to they are told , that the sinecure places of call me incendiary , is no ...
... told this , they would , impudent this . For the writers of a prostituted as they are , be at a loss for a reply . If press to abuse me , to call me jacobin , to they are told , that the sinecure places of call me incendiary , is no ...
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