Cobbett's Political Register, Band 8William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... Buonaparté himself “ set an example of such a kind of appeal in " the instance of Sweden , and in his threats " of such an appeal to the people of this " country . So that , in fact , it would be a just retaliation on him for attempting ...
... Buonaparté himself “ set an example of such a kind of appeal in " the instance of Sweden , and in his threats " of such an appeal to the people of this " country . So that , in fact , it would be a just retaliation on him for attempting ...
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... Buonaparté ; but , is not such a position directly in the teeth of reason ? Does not every Frenchman feel , that he has an interest , a share , in all the achievements of Buonaparté ? Can this man do any thing without the people of ...
... Buonaparté ; but , is not such a position directly in the teeth of reason ? Does not every Frenchman feel , that he has an interest , a share , in all the achievements of Buonaparté ? Can this man do any thing without the people of ...
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... Buonaparté to the highest pitch , repre- senting him as something supernatural , " who cannot be resisted ; thus shaking the " confidence and courage of the people of England , and weakening our national 56 16 66 56 strength . There is ...
... Buonaparté to the highest pitch , repre- senting him as something supernatural , " who cannot be resisted ; thus shaking the " confidence and courage of the people of England , and weakening our national 56 16 66 56 strength . There is ...
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Mr Pitts Case Concluded from Vol vii p 971 | 11 |
A Churchman on the Views of the Catholics | 23 |
Proclamation addressed by General Ney to the Tyrolese | 27 |
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