Cobbett's Political Register, Volúmenes25-26William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... necessary . The nature of the contents is alone material . But , it is necessary dis- tinctly to state , that communications from correspondents will not be wholly excluded ; for , it would be great presumption in any conductor of a ...
... necessary . The nature of the contents is alone material . But , it is necessary dis- tinctly to state , that communications from correspondents will not be wholly excluded ; for , it would be great presumption in any conductor of a ...
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... necessary ? If the presence . strongest ; did not shout for him who had of this force be found necessary , it will be- the power for the time being ? Loud as hove your Majesty well to consider of the the shouts may be , they have not ...
... necessary ? If the presence . strongest ; did not shout for him who had of this force be found necessary , it will be- the power for the time being ? Loud as hove your Majesty well to consider of the the shouts may be , they have not ...
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... necessary for this purpose , as I endeavours to convince my countrymen , have , for years , been shewing , that the that the Americans are not that contemp - war was not necessary for any other pur- tible nation which they were said to ...
... necessary for this purpose , as I endeavours to convince my countrymen , have , for years , been shewing , that the that the Americans are not that contemp - war was not necessary for any other pur- tible nation which they were said to ...
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Traitors in Canada 12 | 11 |
Abuse of Austria | 33 |
Answer to the Bourbon Proclamation | 65 |
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