Cobbett's Political Register, Volúmenes25-26William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... cause , a cause in which are involved the real repose and happiness of the world , we cannot suppose that any of the Allies will longer entertain the idea of making peace with Bonaparte . Indeed he is not now Master of France ; he ...
... cause , a cause in which are involved the real repose and happiness of the world , we cannot suppose that any of the Allies will longer entertain the idea of making peace with Bonaparte . Indeed he is not now Master of France ; he ...
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... cause , and the only cause , was ty of his own : He made common cause , his vanity ; that vanity , which led him to in fact , with the old Royal race , as towards seek family alliances with the ancient so- the people , hoping thereby to ...
... cause , and the only cause , was ty of his own : He made common cause , his vanity ; that vanity , which led him to in fact , with the old Royal race , as towards seek family alliances with the ancient so- the people , hoping thereby to ...
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< 6 86 66 your not look to the tax , as the cause of the rise from the loaf ' ; and if he will be so good as in the pe ? And , if the wheat - grower to get the tax removed , and to cause has had to pay , and still has to pay , guineas ...
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Traitors in Canada 12 | 11 |
Abuse of Austria | 33 |
Answer to the Bourbon Proclamation | 65 |
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