Cobbett's Political Register, Volumen19William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... thought the most proper time for bringing the sub- ject forward . Because it was unnecessary . This was the period at which it was sup- posed to be most proper . The Right Hon . Gentleman then proceeded to shew that there were grounds ...
... thought the most proper time for bringing the sub- ject forward . Because it was unnecessary . This was the period at which it was sup- posed to be most proper . The Right Hon . Gentleman then proceeded to shew that there were grounds ...
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... thought that the army , after having rested some days , would make a movement upon Almeida ; every thing was ready to send away the artillery and ammunition . During this period the cavities would have been charged , and but few days ...
... thought that the army , after having rested some days , would make a movement upon Almeida ; every thing was ready to send away the artillery and ammunition . During this period the cavities would have been charged , and but few days ...
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... thought " it the best remedy for the grievance complained of , if any remedy were now , " or should be necessary . He thought , " however , that it was unnecessary at the " present moment to make any legislative " provision upon this ...
... thought " it the best remedy for the grievance complained of , if any remedy were now , " or should be necessary . He thought , " however , that it was unnecessary at the " present moment to make any legislative " provision upon this ...
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PAPER MONEY Letter | 21 |
the Debts due from American subjects before | 75 |
Consisting of Summaries | 97 |
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