Cobbett's Political Register, Volúmenes21-22William Cobbett, 1971 |
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by the Morning Post , " a prepared and dress answered in this way . I should like " studied satire , such as might become a to see some one take it , paragraph by pa- " seditious tavern meeting , upon the ragraph , and give it an answer ...
by the Morning Post , " a prepared and dress answered in this way . I should like " studied satire , such as might become a to see some one take it , paragraph by pa- " seditious tavern meeting , upon the ragraph , and give it an answer ...
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... answer , lest , by its being pub- " lished at Mr. Eaton's shop ( as I had pro- 66 posed ) , he , the Rector , should contribute 66 to the MERCENARY views of the " CONVICTED vender thereof . " Whereupon , as the reader will recollect , I ...
... answer , lest , by its being pub- " lished at Mr. Eaton's shop ( as I had pro- 66 posed ) , he , the Rector , should contribute 66 to the MERCENARY views of the " CONVICTED vender thereof . " Whereupon , as the reader will recollect , I ...
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... Answer of Prince Kurakin la -Paris , April 27 ₤ the above Note . ( May 9 , ) 1812 . consequently an election of war , I must not conceal from your Excellency , that as this is the point of view in which I must consi- der any new delays ...
... Answer of Prince Kurakin la -Paris , April 27 ₤ the above Note . ( May 9 , ) 1812 . consequently an election of war , I must not conceal from your Excellency , that as this is the point of view in which I must consi- der any new delays ...
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Peace 538 | 1 |
SELECTIONS FROM OTHER PUBLICA Lords April 21 1812 From the Morning | 231 |
AMERICA U S Correspondence between Lord Liverpool 817 822 | 233 |
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