Cobbett's Political Register, Bände 25-26William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... whole transaction , and , therefore , it was but natural to expect that he would be able to tell us some- thing positive , something certain as to Buonaparte.- --- Colonel Lowe's detail " ( says Sir C. Stewart ) is so saiisfactory ...
... whole transaction , and , therefore , it was but natural to expect that he would be able to tell us some- thing positive , something certain as to Buonaparte.- --- Colonel Lowe's detail " ( says Sir C. Stewart ) is so saiisfactory ...
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... whole British empire " who have so Lord Mayor , and thinks it right to acquaint dently desired " a rupture , which must in- his Lordship , that dispatches have arrived evitably lead to the slaughter of thousands this morning from Lord ...
... whole British empire " who have so Lord Mayor , and thinks it right to acquaint dently desired " a rupture , which must in- his Lordship , that dispatches have arrived evitably lead to the slaughter of thousands this morning from Lord ...
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... whole of our population ; while , according to Mr. Madison's ac- count , the whole of your taxes of every sort , paid into the Treasury of the United States , do not amount to more than 2 dol- lars a head on your population , even sup ...
... whole of our population ; while , according to Mr. Madison's ac- count , the whole of your taxes of every sort , paid into the Treasury of the United States , do not amount to more than 2 dol- lars a head on your population , even sup ...
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Traitors in Canada 12 | 11 |
Abuse of Austria | 33 |
Answer to the Bourbon Proclamation | 65 |
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