Cobbett's Political Register, Volúmenes27-29William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... important controversy with the attempt , the succeeding month , as will be " British Government , and it cannot be con- seen in the letter of Mr. Monroe to Sir " ceived on what ground the arrangement John B. Warren , and which letter it ...
... important controversy with the attempt , the succeeding month , as will be " British Government , and it cannot be con- seen in the letter of Mr. Monroe to Sir " ceived on what ground the arrangement John B. Warren , and which letter it ...
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... important and most interesting part of our subject ; namely , THE CONSEQUENCES of this peace , made at such a time and under such circumstances . Considered as to its probable and almost necessary conse- quences , it is , in my opinion ...
... important and most interesting part of our subject ; namely , THE CONSEQUENCES of this peace , made at such a time and under such circumstances . Considered as to its probable and almost necessary conse- quences , it is , in my opinion ...
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... important and interesting sub- jects . Mr. COBBETT . - In your Register of the 18th ult . a correspondent asks , by whose authority those books ( the New Testament Scriptures ) " when formed into " their present collective state , were ...
... important and interesting sub- jects . Mr. COBBETT . - In your Register of the 18th ult . a correspondent asks , by whose authority those books ( the New Testament Scriptures ) " when formed into " their present collective state , were ...
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