Cobbett's Political Register, Band 17William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1810 |
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... sentiments in his contemplation ? Not the sentiments of the Editor himself , but what he related of another as being his senti- ments . " You must not , " says he , " im - ral ) said , if they were connected his argu- pute disloyalty to ...
... sentiments in his contemplation ? Not the sentiments of the Editor himself , but what he related of another as being his senti- ments . " You must not , " says he , " im - ral ) said , if they were connected his argu- pute disloyalty to ...
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... sentiments of Mr. PITT and his FATHER . The time is now come , when these sentiments must prevail , or ruin must follow . It is quite useless , therefore , for any set of men to call upon the people to stand forward , un- " 66 دو ...
... sentiments of Mr. PITT and his FATHER . The time is now come , when these sentiments must prevail , or ruin must follow . It is quite useless , therefore , for any set of men to call upon the people to stand forward , un- " 66 دو ...
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... sentiments . He was happy to hear the sentiments avowed by the let- ter of their worthy representative , Mr. C. Dundas , because they would be the best argument he could offer in favour of his own . That hon . gent . had declined giving ...
... sentiments . He was happy to hear the sentiments avowed by the let- ter of their worthy representative , Mr. C. Dundas , because they would be the best argument he could offer in favour of his own . That hon . gent . had declined giving ...
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Napoleons Projects | 1 |
OFFICIAL PAPERS | 11 |
Jacobin Guineas | 33 |
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