Cobbett's Political Register, Volumen19William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... England infused into all Europe , put her troops in march . The Imperial Guard received orders to set out ; Lord Lauderdale appeared terrified at the consequences of the new events that were preparing . It was proposed to sign the ...
... England infused into all Europe , put her troops in march . The Imperial Guard received orders to set out ; Lord Lauderdale appeared terrified at the consequences of the new events that were preparing . It was proposed to sign the ...
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... England bad no power over the fate of Holland . In the illusions of their pride , they miscon- ceived the motives of ... England can only afford to commerce a deceitful security . In 1756 , in February 1703 , in 1801 , in the instance of ...
... England bad no power over the fate of Holland . In the illusions of their pride , they miscon- ceived the motives of ... England can only afford to commerce a deceitful security . In 1756 , in February 1703 , in 1801 , in the instance of ...
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... England should have been so enamoured of them . And , if I am told , that it was only a small and con- temptible part of the people of England who were enamoured of these principles , I ask how it then came to be necessary to enter into ...
... England should have been so enamoured of them . And , if I am told , that it was only a small and con- temptible part of the people of England who were enamoured of these principles , I ask how it then came to be necessary to enter into ...
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PAPER MONEY Letter | 21 |
the Debts due from American subjects before | 75 |
Consisting of Summaries | 97 |
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