Cobbett's Political Register, Band 17William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1810 |
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... Orders in Council of November , 1807 , by that of the 26th of April , 1809.— The effect of this new Order is to relieve the system under which the former Orders were issued , from that which has always been represented in this country ...
... Orders in Council of November , 1807 , by that of the 26th of April , 1809.— The effect of this new Order is to relieve the system under which the former Orders were issued , from that which has always been represented in this country ...
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... Order in Council of the 20th of April retracts this indulgence . But it is to be observed , that , since the period , when the Orders in Council of November 1807 were issued , the opening of the ports of Spain , of Portugal , of the ...
... Order in Council of the 20th of April retracts this indulgence . But it is to be observed , that , since the period , when the Orders in Council of November 1807 were issued , the opening of the ports of Spain , of Portugal , of the ...
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... Orders in Council might be facilitated by comprehending them in a general negotia- tion , and the operation of the Orders can in the mean time be suspended , the door might be considered as immediately open to that course of proceeding ...
... Orders in Council might be facilitated by comprehending them in a general negotia- tion , and the operation of the Orders can in the mean time be suspended , the door might be considered as immediately open to that course of proceeding ...
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Napoleons Projects | 1 |
OFFICIAL PAPERS | 11 |
Jacobin Guineas | 33 |
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