Cobbett's Political Register, Band 17William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1810 |
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... Spain and Portugal than we have of German troops . Would it not , then , have been better to have kept our own men at home , and have left the Germans in their own country ? What have we to show for all this loss ? What have the ...
... Spain and Portugal than we have of German troops . Would it not , then , have been better to have kept our own men at home , and have left the Germans in their own country ? What have we to show for all this loss ? What have the ...
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... Spain , upon his first last , and if proper assistance had been af- forded him , he would now have had , safe in England , the famous NEGRETTI FLOCK , consisting of from fourteen to fifteen thousand sheep and lambs ! A full account of ...
... Spain , upon his first last , and if proper assistance had been af- forded him , he would now have had , safe in England , the famous NEGRETTI FLOCK , consisting of from fourteen to fifteen thousand sheep and lambs ! A full account of ...
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... Spain , or her conduct towards the United States . The latter have just rejected your Jackson - Jackson , who ever bears written in his face the name of Copenhagen , and who is so stigmatized , that every relation with him can only ...
... Spain , or her conduct towards the United States . The latter have just rejected your Jackson - Jackson , who ever bears written in his face the name of Copenhagen , and who is so stigmatized , that every relation with him can only ...
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Napoleons Projects | 1 |
OFFICIAL PAPERS | 11 |
Jacobin Guineas | 33 |
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