Cobbett's Political Register, Band 25William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1814 |
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... less than their situation and cially if he bear in mind the real source " safety entitle them to claim . By peace , whence it has issued . He will be " France will gain every thing . She will amused with the confusion purposely intro ...
... less than their situation and cially if he bear in mind the real source " safety entitle them to claim . By peace , whence it has issued . He will be " France will gain every thing . She will amused with the confusion purposely intro ...
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... less interested in the independence of the American trade . Her commerce is singularly beneficial to them all ; and , what is more , they must naturally wish to see her a great naval power , able to form somewhat of a balance against ...
... less interested in the independence of the American trade . Her commerce is singularly beneficial to them all ; and , what is more , they must naturally wish to see her a great naval power , able to form somewhat of a balance against ...
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... Less powerful , less strong , less rich , less fruitful in resources was France in the year Eight , when threat- ened on the North , invaded on the South , torn in pieces in her interior , ex- hausted in her fuances , disorganized in ...
... Less powerful , less strong , less rich , less fruitful in resources was France in the year Eight , when threat- ened on the North , invaded on the South , torn in pieces in her interior , ex- hausted in her fuances , disorganized in ...
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... less consequence who rules in France , than that France , the finest part of the world , should contain the elements for put- ting the rest of Europe in motion . No- a thing is so much to be dreaded as quiet , calm despotism , let who ...
... less consequence who rules in France , than that France , the finest part of the world , should contain the elements for put- ting the rest of Europe in motion . No- a thing is so much to be dreaded as quiet , calm despotism , let who ...
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... less , founded on reason , than on custom , with which they have supported their proposal in the frequent official con- ferences that they have had with Count de Metternich on this subject . They never- theless see that the allied ...
... less , founded on reason , than on custom , with which they have supported their proposal in the frequent official con- ferences that they have had with Count de Metternich on this subject . They never- theless see that the allied ...
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