Cobbett's Political Register, Bände 27-29William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... British subjects in their service , and tendered a measure to render that impress- " enforce the prohibition by suitable regu- ment unnecessary , unless it was still meant " lations and penalties , the motive for the to impress the ...
... British subjects in their service , and tendered a measure to render that impress- " enforce the prohibition by suitable regu- ment unnecessary , unless it was still meant " lations and penalties , the motive for the to impress the ...
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... British Go- up , as they arrive , in future numbers of vernment might also have been inferred from the ex- the Register . It may be thought , that plicit assurances which the British Plenipotentiaries as the war is at end , the ...
... British Go- up , as they arrive , in future numbers of vernment might also have been inferred from the ex- the Register . It may be thought , that plicit assurances which the British Plenipotentiaries as the war is at end , the ...
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... British consul there , claimed , and for whose delivery to the blood bounds of the Inquisition , to the honor of the British Parliament , ( though not until motion after motion had been made on the subject by the opposition , ) General ...
... British consul there , claimed , and for whose delivery to the blood bounds of the Inquisition , to the honor of the British Parliament , ( though not until motion after motion had been made on the subject by the opposition , ) General ...
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cer Perceval | 15 |
America 65 165 | 33 |
Murder Minder | 79 |
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