Cobbett's Political Register, Volume 25William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1814 - Great Britain |
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... expect to see a more formi- the news - papers , to have been made , the " dable and victorious force opposed to other day , by the Duke of Clarence , just " France . The crisis is great , it is in fa- after he told the company , at the ...
... expect to see a more formi- the news - papers , to have been made , the " dable and victorious force opposed to other day , by the Duke of Clarence , just " France . The crisis is great , it is in fa- after he told the company , at the ...
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... expect , that the Allies will suffer us to have any thing to say as to any thing of theirs . No , no ! If we mean to be admitted to a Congress for a general peace , we must bring all our conquests and all our maritime claims into the ...
... expect , that the Allies will suffer us to have any thing to say as to any thing of theirs . No , no ! If we mean to be admitted to a Congress for a general peace , we must bring all our conquests and all our maritime claims into the ...
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... expect much forbearance at their hands.I will not here go over the arguments , which I , before used , having then , as I thought , ex- hausted the subject ; but , I cannot refrain from remarking , that , if it was really in- tended to ...
... expect much forbearance at their hands.I will not here go over the arguments , which I , before used , having then , as I thought , ex- hausted the subject ; but , I cannot refrain from remarking , that , if it was really in- tended to ...
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... expecting justice to be really and fairly administered , every one con- fessed there was no such thing to be looked for . The conduct of the parliaments was profligate and atrocious . Upon almost every cause that came before them ...
... expecting justice to be really and fairly administered , every one con- fessed there was no such thing to be looked for . The conduct of the parliaments was profligate and atrocious . Upon almost every cause that came before them ...
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... expect less than complete when we look at the Proclamation of the success as the consequence of their merito- Bourbons , we find that every thing was to rious efforts.In these flattering views , be conceded to the people , which their ...
... expect less than complete when we look at the Proclamation of the success as the consequence of their merito- Bourbons , we find that every thing was to rious efforts.In these flattering views , be conceded to the people , which their ...
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