Cobbett's Political Register, Band 1William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... commerce between England and the other contracting parties ; though , amongst those parties , there were powers , with whom we have heretofore had the most important commercial connections . Our commerce with Spain in particular was ...
... commerce between England and the other contracting parties ; though , amongst those parties , there were powers , with whom we have heretofore had the most important commercial connections . Our commerce with Spain in particular was ...
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... commerce are of no nse to us , what becomes of the merits of Mr. Pitt and Lord Auckland in forming the com- mercial treaty with France ? Why did we , sove y lately make a treaty of commerce The most offensive circumstance , relating ...
... commerce are of no nse to us , what becomes of the merits of Mr. Pitt and Lord Auckland in forming the com- mercial treaty with France ? Why did we , sove y lately make a treaty of commerce The most offensive circumstance , relating ...
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... commerce , I am thoroughly persuaded ; and , I now proceed to state the facts and reasons , on which this persuasion is founded . Our commerce , exclusive of that with the East- Indies , which will , probably , continue undiminish- ed ...
... commerce , I am thoroughly persuaded ; and , I now proceed to state the facts and reasons , on which this persuasion is founded . Our commerce , exclusive of that with the East- Indies , which will , probably , continue undiminish- ed ...
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