Cobbett's Political Register, Band 17William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1810 |
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... Gentlemen , & c . C. YORKE repeatedly , and for so many years , been 66 ther it came of itself . He has the. gallery ; and who could have no interest at all in the matter , not he ! Gentlemen , if there were , amongst you , some persons ...
... Gentlemen , & c . C. YORKE repeatedly , and for so many years , been 66 ther it came of itself . He has the. gallery ; and who could have no interest at all in the matter , not he ! Gentlemen , if there were , amongst you , some persons ...
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... Gentlemen , he derived all his House of Brunswick " ] The conspiracy importance , for by making him a County against the Duke of York was proved in a Member , you enabled him to assume the Court of Justice upon a recent trial , where ...
... Gentlemen , he derived all his House of Brunswick " ] The conspiracy importance , for by making him a County against the Duke of York was proved in a Member , you enabled him to assume the Court of Justice upon a recent trial , where ...
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... Gentlemen , which has been the admiration of the wisest and most learned in every country ; the envy of many nations . Gentlemen , it is our sacred duty to rally round this Con- stitution . It is our duty to preserve it in- violate . It ...
... Gentlemen , which has been the admiration of the wisest and most learned in every country ; the envy of many nations . Gentlemen , it is our sacred duty to rally round this Con- stitution . It is our duty to preserve it in- violate . It ...
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Napoleons Projects | 1 |
OFFICIAL PAPERS | 11 |
Jacobin Guineas | 33 |
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