Cobbett's Political Register, Volumen19William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... object in view . Not so the " defendants . " What proof was there of this , either positive or presumptive ? Positive proof there was none ; and , as to the pre Sumptive proof , as to any conclusion to be drawn from probabilities , the ...
... object in view . Not so the " defendants . " What proof was there of this , either positive or presumptive ? Positive proof there was none ; and , as to the pre Sumptive proof , as to any conclusion to be drawn from probabilities , the ...
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... object of its exertions : we flatter our- selves that in the speech of 1812 , his Ma- jesty will have equally succeeded in the principal object of his exertions ; because at that time Portugal and Cadiz will not be the principal objects ...
... object of its exertions : we flatter our- selves that in the speech of 1812 , his Ma- jesty will have equally succeeded in the principal object of his exertions ; because at that time Portugal and Cadiz will not be the principal objects ...
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... object of the French or of the English general ? - The object of the English general , as he tells us himself in his dispatch of the 30th September , in the following words , " although I fear I shall not be able to obtain the object I ...
... object of the French or of the English general ? - The object of the English general , as he tells us himself in his dispatch of the 30th September , in the following words , " although I fear I shall not be able to obtain the object I ...
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PAPER MONEY Letter | 21 |
the Debts due from American subjects before | 75 |
Consisting of Summaries | 97 |
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