Cobbett's Political Register, Volúmenes27-29William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... effect . " riod , to the late Charge d'Affaires of " For this purpose , it is necessary that a " the United States at London , to propose " clear and distinct understanding be first " to the British Government an armistice , " obtained ...
... effect . " riod , to the late Charge d'Affaires of " For this purpose , it is necessary that a " the United States at London , to propose " clear and distinct understanding be first " to the British Government an armistice , " obtained ...
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... effect of this abuse , whenever that power glides into the hands of those who are thus abused ? America is now upon the pinnacle of fame . Her power must grow ' till it be great . Eng - principle or in the mode of its collection ? Ĵand ...
... effect of this abuse , whenever that power glides into the hands of those who are thus abused ? America is now upon the pinnacle of fame . Her power must grow ' till it be great . Eng - principle or in the mode of its collection ? Ĵand ...
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... effect of which would " have been to make the people pay in- terest for this money at the rate of twenty shillings in the pound . This is what never could have been submitted " to : not because the people would have 66 resisted ; that ...
... effect of which would " have been to make the people pay in- terest for this money at the rate of twenty shillings in the pound . This is what never could have been submitted " to : not because the people would have 66 resisted ; that ...
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