Cobbett's Political Register, Band 19William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... charge , he offered to bring to their bar ; they did not , as in the case of the Duke of York , rejoice that the charge had assumed a " tangible shape ; " they said the charge was not true , and that they would have no inquiry into it ...
... charge , he offered to bring to their bar ; they did not , as in the case of the Duke of York , rejoice that the charge had assumed a " tangible shape ; " they said the charge was not true , and that they would have no inquiry into it ...
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... charge them with the bayonet and it was in this charge that that brigade , consisting of three regi- ments , suffered so severely from an un - trating of all their proud pretensions and an- expected charge by a division of Polish ...
... charge them with the bayonet and it was in this charge that that brigade , consisting of three regi- ments , suffered so severely from an un - trating of all their proud pretensions and an- expected charge by a division of Polish ...
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... charge of the Court was 35 crowns . Hethen instanced the case of the Britannia , which was valued at 8,600 crowns . The charges made by the Vice - court of Admiral- ty reduced the nett proceeds to 1,900 . The Vice - Admiralty Court , he ...
... charge of the Court was 35 crowns . Hethen instanced the case of the Britannia , which was valued at 8,600 crowns . The charges made by the Vice - court of Admiral- ty reduced the nett proceeds to 1,900 . The Vice - Admiralty Court , he ...
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PAPER MONEY Letter | 21 |
the Debts due from American subjects before | 75 |
Consisting of Summaries | 97 |
Urheberrecht | |
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