Cobbett's Political Register, Band 17William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1810 |
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... called a jacobin and leveller ; he " wickedness of the one , and the credu- was so called because he made a motion " lity of the other . " - Alas ! how fully to address the king for an inquiry into the has this fearful prediction been ...
... called a jacobin and leveller ; he " wickedness of the one , and the credu- was so called because he made a motion " lity of the other . " - Alas ! how fully to address the king for an inquiry into the has this fearful prediction been ...
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... called to the Chair , the thanks of the Meeting were unani- mously voted to Mr. Robins , for his able and impartial conduct as Chairman ; and to Mr. Quin , for the spirit , independence , and perseverance , evinced by him , through- out ...
... called to the Chair , the thanks of the Meeting were unani- mously voted to Mr. Robins , for his able and impartial conduct as Chairman ; and to Mr. Quin , for the spirit , independence , and perseverance , evinced by him , through- out ...
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... called up by his Royal Highness and Mr. Neale , the Valet . Neale cried out , his Royal Highness is murdered . That he immediately got up , and saw his Royal Highness all over blood . They desired him to alarm the servants , and having ...
... called up by his Royal Highness and Mr. Neale , the Valet . Neale cried out , his Royal Highness is murdered . That he immediately got up , and saw his Royal Highness all over blood . They desired him to alarm the servants , and having ...
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Napoleons Projects | 1 |
OFFICIAL PAPERS | 11 |
Jacobin Guineas | 33 |
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