Cobbett's Political Register, Bände 27-29William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... Majesty has the pleasing hope , that those of the French nation will remain inviolate . The main- tenance of this precious deposit the first , as it is the dearest of his duties . The quiet of the world is for a long time assured , if ...
... Majesty has the pleasing hope , that those of the French nation will remain inviolate . The main- tenance of this precious deposit the first , as it is the dearest of his duties . The quiet of the world is for a long time assured , if ...
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... Majesty ; that they would raise pretenders to the throne where you are seated . It is not by means of a faction that your Majesty ought to reign , but by a con- stitution , by a royal prerogative , recognised and established . Let that ...
... Majesty ; that they would raise pretenders to the throne where you are seated . It is not by means of a faction that your Majesty ought to reign , but by a con- stitution , by a royal prerogative , recognised and established . Let that ...
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... Majesty's Govern- ment , Frenchmen would have been united in heart and in conduct with the wishes of their King ; their interest would have been confounded with the glory , the love , and the safety of the Prince . Those desires and ...
... Majesty's Govern- ment , Frenchmen would have been united in heart and in conduct with the wishes of their King ; their interest would have been confounded with the glory , the love , and the safety of the Prince . Those desires and ...
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cer Perceval | 15 |
America 65 165 | 33 |
Murder Minder | 79 |
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