Cobbett's Political Register, Volúmenes25-26William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... honour of this country that granted to her more fortunate rival ? to have kept from Napoleon the means of Was it morality , was it honour , that made doing evil , than to refuse to acknowledge us concur in that stipulation of the treaty ...
... honour of this country that granted to her more fortunate rival ? to have kept from Napoleon the means of Was it morality , was it honour , that made doing evil , than to refuse to acknowledge us concur in that stipulation of the treaty ...
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... honour to present of honour . And may we hope that the in- to you . One of them tends directly to the fluence which the mamers of our nation lowering the interest of money , by causing have so long exercised over other people , loans to ...
... honour to present of honour . And may we hope that the in- to you . One of them tends directly to the fluence which the mamers of our nation lowering the interest of money , by causing have so long exercised over other people , loans to ...
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... honour of humanity . After " wasting herself in vain efforts , England " will be forced to grant peace on condi- " tions advantageous to the United States , " and ought to think herself too happy in preserving her empire over Nova ...
... honour of humanity . After " wasting herself in vain efforts , England " will be forced to grant peace on condi- " tions advantageous to the United States , " and ought to think herself too happy in preserving her empire over Nova ...
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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