Cobbett's Political Register, Band 1William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... object than that of irritating ministers to a disclosure of what they ought to conceal , and of obstructing the work of peace . The hon . gentleman ( Mr. Elliot ) had , he said , in imputing fraudulent practices and base artifice to a ...
... object than that of irritating ministers to a disclosure of what they ought to conceal , and of obstructing the work of peace . The hon . gentleman ( Mr. Elliot ) had , he said , in imputing fraudulent practices and base artifice to a ...
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... object , who are advocates " for continuing the war , until a prince of the bouse of Bourbon appears on the throne of France . " On this passage , one of our most able reviewers has remarked , that there are not , and never have been ...
... object , who are advocates " for continuing the war , until a prince of the bouse of Bourbon appears on the throne of France . " On this passage , one of our most able reviewers has remarked , that there are not , and never have been ...
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... object of treaties on the part of nations that are not con- querors is not to acquire new rights , but to confirm the old . Ministers seem to have forgotten this object throughout the pre- sent treaty , and in every argument urged in ...
... object of treaties on the part of nations that are not con- querors is not to acquire new rights , but to confirm the old . Ministers seem to have forgotten this object throughout the pre- sent treaty , and in every argument urged in ...
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