Cobbett's Political Register, Volume 25William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1814 - Great Britain |
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... fact , that he is no more than the Vienna , and Europe may be re plunged mere mouth - piece of others . " We ob- " in all the miseries which it is now in her " serve in the set of Frankfort Papers we 66 power to erect an effectual ...
... fact , that he is no more than the Vienna , and Europe may be re plunged mere mouth - piece of others . " We ob- " in all the miseries which it is now in her " serve in the set of Frankfort Papers we 66 power to erect an effectual ...
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... fact . In August Austria proposed the negociating of a Preliminary Continental peace , in case a general peace could not be made . That is to say , in case England would not agree to such a peace as the maritime states were willing to ...
... fact . In August Austria proposed the negociating of a Preliminary Continental peace , in case a general peace could not be made . That is to say , in case England would not agree to such a peace as the maritime states were willing to ...
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... fact will be written in blood , that England breeds traitors , and that , in order to deter others from becoming traitors , such mea- sures are necessary . This is a most me- lancholy fact.- Will not the world won- der what it is that ...
... fact will be written in blood , that England breeds traitors , and that , in order to deter others from becoming traitors , such mea- sures are necessary . This is a most me- lancholy fact.- Will not the world won- der what it is that ...
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... fact escapes , that , after all our professions of disinterest- edness , we , at bottom , look upon the Allies offering such terms of peace as to them ap- pear likely to ensure the permanent stabi- lity of their thrones and the ...
... fact escapes , that , after all our professions of disinterest- edness , we , at bottom , look upon the Allies offering such terms of peace as to them ap- pear likely to ensure the permanent stabi- lity of their thrones and the ...
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... fact , master of Holland ; and , by what rule of inorality are the Allies to refrain from making peace with him now ? Why are they to consult us , who never consulted them at Amiens ? As to what this writer says about selling Austria at ...
... fact , master of Holland ; and , by what rule of inorality are the Allies to refrain from making peace with him now ? Why are they to consult us , who never consulted them at Amiens ? As to what this writer says about selling Austria at ...
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