Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 27R. Bagshaw, 1815 - Great Britain |
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... proved . I have never read of any such practice ; I have never heard of any such practice ; and , I defy any one , to cite in any book on the law of nations any record of such a practice , or any maxim or prin- ciple to warrant it . I ...
... proved . I have never read of any such practice ; I have never heard of any such practice ; and , I defy any one , to cite in any book on the law of nations any record of such a practice , or any maxim or prin- ciple to warrant it . I ...
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... proved of by the Government ? How could the article get there ? It related to a mat- ter of very great importance . Uncommonly important it was . The editor , the mere editor of a Paper at Vienna was not likely to think much , or care ...
... proved of by the Government ? How could the article get there ? It related to a mat- ter of very great importance . Uncommonly important it was . The editor , the mere editor of a Paper at Vienna was not likely to think much , or care ...
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... prove to the world , that an humble fol- lower of Jesus is capable of writing " An “ impartial , biographical , and critical ac- " count of all those persons denominated " infidels , who have flourished since the " birth of our Lord ...
... prove to the world , that an humble fol- lower of Jesus is capable of writing " An “ impartial , biographical , and critical ac- " count of all those persons denominated " infidels , who have flourished since the " birth of our Lord ...
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... proved , at Chippawa , that they were made of the same stuff that composed their ancestors ; and , at Fort Erie , they now gave a second most signal proof of the same kind.- While these never - surpassed acts of deve- tion to country ...
... proved , at Chippawa , that they were made of the same stuff that composed their ancestors ; and , at Fort Erie , they now gave a second most signal proof of the same kind.- While these never - surpassed acts of deve- tion to country ...
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... proved to the world , that , let who will at- tack her , she stands in need of no foreign aid ; no hired fighters of other countries ; but that her own citizens are equal , not only to her defence , but to the carrying of her " bits of ...
... proved to the world , that , let who will at- tack her , she stands in need of no foreign aid ; no hired fighters of other countries ; but that her own citizens are equal , not only to her defence , but to the carrying of her " bits of ...
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