Cobbett's Political Register, Volumen19William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... course of the disorder , or whe- ther any extraneous causes have contri- buted to occasion those relapses ? -In that extreme state of nervous irritability very trifling causes are sufficient to produce an occasional increase of symptoms ...
... course of the disorder , or whe- ther any extraneous causes have contri- buted to occasion those relapses ? -In that extreme state of nervous irritability very trifling causes are sufficient to produce an occasional increase of symptoms ...
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... course between the United States and Great Britain would , on the 1st of No- expected from the United States was to be consequent upon the failure of the other is apparent . It is also apparent that upon any interpretation , which would ...
... course between the United States and Great Britain would , on the 1st of No- expected from the United States was to be consequent upon the failure of the other is apparent . It is also apparent that upon any interpretation , which would ...
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... course , those corps are not named ; but , I will take those that are named , and I will give the list and the strength of them , as that strength was stated to the House of Com- mens in February last ; and , upon which statement pay ...
... course , those corps are not named ; but , I will take those that are named , and I will give the list and the strength of them , as that strength was stated to the House of Com- mens in February last ; and , upon which statement pay ...
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PAPER MONEY Letter | 21 |
the Debts due from American subjects before | 75 |
Consisting of Summaries | 97 |
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