Cobbett's Political Register, Volúmenes25-26William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... Captain Campbell to him , in which letter Captain Campbell seems clearly to admit that he had shown papers , relative to these transactions , to several persons at Southampton , which was a sort of publica- tion , net so general ...
... Captain Campbell to him , in which letter Captain Campbell seems clearly to admit that he had shown papers , relative to these transactions , to several persons at Southampton , which was a sort of publica- tion , net so general ...
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... Captain Campbell never refused to sit down with him at his mess- table , till December 16 , 1808 , although the charges had been known to Captain Campbell , in the latter part of September , 1807 ; and this circumstance , of such a ...
... Captain Campbell never refused to sit down with him at his mess- table , till December 16 , 1808 , although the charges had been known to Captain Campbell , in the latter part of September , 1807 ; and this circumstance , of such a ...
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... Captain the accusations against him , or of the names Campbell to use the most prompt measures of his accuser , or ever talked to him about for procuring an investigation of the busi- the said Jursovich's charges , till the early ness ...
... Captain the accusations against him , or of the names Campbell to use the most prompt measures of his accuser , or ever talked to him about for procuring an investigation of the busi- the said Jursovich's charges , till the early ness ...
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Traitors in Canada 12 | 11 |
Abuse of Austria | 33 |
Answer to the Bourbon Proclamation | 65 |
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