Cobbett's Political Register, Band 17William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1810 |
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... enemy , but that it arose and was engendered much nearer home . He saw " it most formidable in the dissensions ex- " isting among ourselves , and from a preva- " lence of opinions uttered in that House , " and spread all around to make ...
... enemy , but that it arose and was engendered much nearer home . He saw " it most formidable in the dissensions ex- " isting among ourselves , and from a preva- " lence of opinions uttered in that House , " and spread all around to make ...
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... enemy set fire on the approach of the French flotilla . In different situations on the bank there are about 15 wrecks of boats . - The English division which fled before the French flotilla , cut away its cables on setting sail . I have ...
... enemy set fire on the approach of the French flotilla . In different situations on the bank there are about 15 wrecks of boats . - The English division which fled before the French flotilla , cut away its cables on setting sail . I have ...
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... enemy , it appeared to be such as to leave ( as stated in my dispatch of the 29th of August ) no reasonable prospect of the force under my command , after accomplishing the preliminary operations of reducing Fort Lillo as well as ...
... enemy , it appeared to be such as to leave ( as stated in my dispatch of the 29th of August ) no reasonable prospect of the force under my command , after accomplishing the preliminary operations of reducing Fort Lillo as well as ...
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Napoleons Projects | 1 |
OFFICIAL PAPERS | 11 |
Jacobin Guineas | 33 |
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