Cobbett's Political Register, Volúmenes25-26William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... fact . How invent it ? Why invent it ? Why should the author , a man of great talents and great literary reputation , hazard his reputation in such a way ? This fact stands upon a foundation very dif- ferent indeed from the facts of Sir ...
... fact . How invent it ? Why invent it ? Why should the author , a man of great talents and great literary reputation , hazard his reputation in such a way ? This fact stands upon a foundation very dif- ferent indeed from the facts of Sir ...
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... fact , and the other facts , relating to the cap , the footman , and Mrs. Durand , be all true , the charge against ... fact , that my Lord Cochrane , his uncle and Mr. Butt , a gentleman , who , it seems , was connected with them in ...
... fact , and the other facts , relating to the cap , the footman , and Mrs. Durand , be all true , the charge against ... fact , that my Lord Cochrane , his uncle and Mr. Butt , a gentleman , who , it seems , was connected with them in ...
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... fact was known to Lord Ellenborough , for he had heard it in evidence , that when I gave it to be printed , I declared , that if Berenger was the imposter , I had furnished the clue to his detection ; ' and Lord Ellen- borough was not ...
... fact was known to Lord Ellenborough , for he had heard it in evidence , that when I gave it to be printed , I declared , that if Berenger was the imposter , I had furnished the clue to his detection ; ' and Lord Ellen- borough was not ...
Contenido
Traitors in Canada 12 | 11 |
Abuse of Austria | 33 |
Answer to the Bourbon Proclamation | 65 |
Otras 38 secciones no mostradas
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