Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 27R. Bagshaw, 1815 - Great Britain |
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... means will be used by those who have the .......... " when you controul of a corrupt press , to misrepresent uttered that exclamation , little indeed did to disfigure , to disguise , to suppress , upon I hope that your prediction would ...
... means will be used by those who have the .......... " when you controul of a corrupt press , to misrepresent uttered that exclamation , little indeed did to disfigure , to disguise , to suppress , upon I hope that your prediction would ...
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... means less liable to vexation , the object " stood , that the British Government will " for which impressment has hitherto been " assent to enter into definitive arrange- " found necessary ; but they cannot consent ments , as soon as ...
... means less liable to vexation , the object " stood , that the British Government will " for which impressment has hitherto been " assent to enter into definitive arrange- " found necessary ; but they cannot consent ments , as soon as ...
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... means the Members of Parliament . But " cuous part she has taken among the most what then ? Was it made a condition , that " religious , moral , and amiable class ; the ex- she should not fall in love with a " hand- " ample her conduct ...
... means the Members of Parliament . But " cuous part she has taken among the most what then ? Was it made a condition , that " religious , moral , and amiable class ; the ex- she should not fall in love with a " hand- " ample her conduct ...
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... means deficient in the rights of hospitality , yet no expressions of their admiration have hitherto burst forth at the jovial entertainment given by the Mayor ( at his own house ) to the German Officers , the day after their arrival.Now ...
... means deficient in the rights of hospitality , yet no expressions of their admiration have hitherto burst forth at the jovial entertainment given by the Mayor ( at his own house ) to the German Officers , the day after their arrival.Now ...
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... means of at- " tracting to themselves those attentions , " and also to prevent their being mistaken for English , and exposed as such to the " affronts which of late have been openly " shewn to our countrymen . " and done the other ...
... means of at- " tracting to themselves those attentions , " and also to prevent their being mistaken for English , and exposed as such to the " affronts which of late have been openly " shewn to our countrymen . " and done the other ...
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