Cobbett's Political Register, Band 1William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... means of the sword , more than was pro- mised him , in the West - Indies at least , would not impose on us harder terms in all the points , which remain to be deter- mined ? If the English government , in stipulating the armistice , has ...
... means of the sword , more than was pro- mised him , in the West - Indies at least , would not impose on us harder terms in all the points , which remain to be deter- mined ? If the English government , in stipulating the armistice , has ...
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... means of exer- cising it , by excluding them from being the only carriers of British commerce . Sir , TO THE EDITOR . the more burthensome and expensive , as our danger will have become the greater , ' till wasted by exertions our means ...
... means of exer- cising it , by excluding them from being the only carriers of British commerce . Sir , TO THE EDITOR . the more burthensome and expensive , as our danger will have become the greater , ' till wasted by exertions our means ...
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... means defensible , have . recurred to the ex- pedient of mean , vile aspersions , on the no- uves and character of those who reprobated * See his speech . this calumny leads whither Mr. Addington perhaps would not wish it . The fact ...
... means defensible , have . recurred to the ex- pedient of mean , vile aspersions , on the no- uves and character of those who reprobated * See his speech . this calumny leads whither Mr. Addington perhaps would not wish it . The fact ...
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