History of the Regency and Reign of King George the Fourth, Parts 2-3; Part 8William Cobbett, 1830 - Great Britain |
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... enemies have been ! The truth is , there was no difference , as far as regarded the people , between these two factions ; their real quarrels were solely about the division of the spoil ; for , whenever any contest arose between the ...
... enemies have been ! The truth is , there was no difference , as far as regarded the people , between these two factions ; their real quarrels were solely about the division of the spoil ; for , whenever any contest arose between the ...
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... enemy . The attack upon the island of Sicily , which was announced to the world with a presumptuous anticipation of success , has been repulsed by the persevering exertions and valour of his majesty's land and sea forces .-- The judi ...
... enemy . The attack upon the island of Sicily , which was announced to the world with a presumptuous anticipation of success , has been repulsed by the persevering exertions and valour of his majesty's land and sea forces .-- The judi ...
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... enemy at Busaco . And his royal highness commands us further to state , that he trusts you will enable him to continue the most effectual assistance to the brave nations of the Peninsula , in the support of a contest which they manifest ...
... enemy at Busaco . And his royal highness commands us further to state , that he trusts you will enable him to continue the most effectual assistance to the brave nations of the Peninsula , in the support of a contest which they manifest ...
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... enemy . The attack upon the island of Sicily , which was announced to the world with a presumptuous anticipation of success , has been repulsed by the persevering exertions and valour of his majesty's land and sea forces.The judi cious ...
... enemy . The attack upon the island of Sicily , which was announced to the world with a presumptuous anticipation of success , has been repulsed by the persevering exertions and valour of his majesty's land and sea forces.The judi cious ...
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... enemy at Busaco . And his al highness commands us further to state , that he trusts will enable him to continue the most effectual assistance he brave nations of the Peninsula , in the support of a conwhich they manifest a determination ...
... enemy at Busaco . And his al highness commands us further to state , that he trusts will enable him to continue the most effectual assistance he brave nations of the Peninsula , in the support of a conwhich they manifest a determination ...
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