Cobbett's Political Register, Volúmenes27-29William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... force him into war and their dependants , who are so eager now , lest he should force us into war here- for war against France , and who are so after ! But , what is all this talk about his hostile to Parliamentary Reform , as the ...
... force him into war and their dependants , who are so eager now , lest he should force us into war here- for war against France , and who are so after ! But , what is all this talk about his hostile to Parliamentary Reform , as the ...
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... force , he and security , which , after so many ex- ertions , the country had a right to con- template , yet he felt much consolation in 66 comparing our present situation with " that in which we stood in the course of 66 former wars ...
... force , he and security , which , after so many ex- ertions , the country had a right to con- template , yet he felt much consolation in 66 comparing our present situation with " that in which we stood in the course of 66 former wars ...
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... force of the great Powers , he did not " wish to enter into a statement of the " force of each subordinate Power . Con- " sidering Great Britain and Holland 66 separately , he would estimate the other " Powers together - some of them ...
... force of the great Powers , he did not " wish to enter into a statement of the " force of each subordinate Power . Con- " sidering Great Britain and Holland 66 separately , he would estimate the other " Powers together - some of them ...
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