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... French Government . Those principles of blockade Great Bri- tain has asserted to be ancient and es- tablished by the laws of maritime war , ac- knowledged by all civilized nations , and on which depend the most valuable rights and ...
... French Government . Those principles of blockade Great Bri- tain has asserted to be ancient and es- tablished by the laws of maritime war , ac- knowledged by all civilized nations , and on which depend the most valuable rights and ...
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... French " thentic act of repeal of the French De- Decrees was accepted by America , and " crees , although , antecedent to such re- upon which alone , erroneously assuming " peal , such ship or vessel shall have that repeal to be ...
... French " thentic act of repeal of the French De- Decrees was accepted by America , and " crees , although , antecedent to such re- upon which alone , erroneously assuming " peal , such ship or vessel shall have that repeal to be ...
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... French Generals | was " enough to make the hair stand on " end with awful fear of DIVINE ven- 66 geance on such iniquities . " - -I beg the reader to compare this with the cant of Mr. Canning , who represents Buonaparte as " let loose ...
... French Generals | was " enough to make the hair stand on " end with awful fear of DIVINE ven- 66 geance on such iniquities . " - -I beg the reader to compare this with the cant of Mr. Canning , who represents Buonaparte as " let loose ...
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Peace 538 | 1 |
SELECTIONS FROM OTHER PUBLICA Lords April 21 1812 From the Morning | 231 |
AMERICA U S Correspondence between Lord Liverpool 817 822 | 233 |
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