Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 27R. Bagshaw, 1815 - Great Britain |
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Page 11
... Europe , " and to place the peace on a foundation " equally firm and lasting . " - " The American Government is , in point of fact , as much a tyranny " ( though we are far from saying it is so horrible a one ) as was that of Bonaparte ...
... Europe , " and to place the peace on a foundation " equally firm and lasting . " - " The American Government is , in point of fact , as much a tyranny " ( though we are far from saying it is so horrible a one ) as was that of Bonaparte ...
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... Europe , and which , in fact , astounded every man of sense here , who had before clamour- ed for the war . It is true , that this was only a repetition of the scene , exhibited the year before on Lake Erie , where , with an inferior ...
... Europe , and which , in fact , astounded every man of sense here , who had before clamour- ed for the war . It is true , that this was only a repetition of the scene , exhibited the year before on Lake Erie , where , with an inferior ...
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... Europe , so long accustomed to regard English naval invincibility , when the force on both sides was equal , or nearly equal , as a thing re- ceived and universally admitted , was sur - non , the surrender of the Lakes to our prised ...
... Europe , so long accustomed to regard English naval invincibility , when the force on both sides was equal , or nearly equal , as a thing re- ceived and universally admitted , was sur - non , the surrender of the Lakes to our prised ...
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... Europe . Now , then , if this be true , of free men ; that , in order to induce a who is it that has thus humbled us ? What people to fight in defence of their country , mighty Potentate has been able to accom- they must feel that they ...
... Europe . Now , then , if this be true , of free men ; that , in order to induce a who is it that has thus humbled us ? What people to fight in defence of their country , mighty Potentate has been able to accom- they must feel that they ...
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... Europe , having ceased , her character of neutral would have ceased , and our impressments would also have ceased . She wanted no stipulation to protect her against what she always asserted to be a wrong , and which wrong she had ...
... Europe , having ceased , her character of neutral would have ceased , and our impressments would also have ceased . She wanted no stipulation to protect her against what she always asserted to be a wrong , and which wrong she had ...
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