Cobbett's Political Register, Volumen1William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... already cost , in the quelling of insurrec- tions , a million of dollars more than it ever produced . The American newspapers re- gard him as alluding , in one part of his message , to the adoption of those commer- cial regulations ...
... already cost , in the quelling of insurrec- tions , a million of dollars more than it ever produced . The American newspapers re- gard him as alluding , in one part of his message , to the adoption of those commer- cial regulations ...
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... already , even before the concluding of the definitive treaty , fully verified my predic- tion ? Has not the insulting and menacing armament , sent out from those ports , which we so lately blockaded , already filled this nation with ...
... already , even before the concluding of the definitive treaty , fully verified my predic- tion ? Has not the insulting and menacing armament , sent out from those ports , which we so lately blockaded , already filled this nation with ...
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... already great establishments of Euro- have indeed increased the number of foreigners peans there , civil and military ; our flourish- in the trade ; for fingle fhips of countries hold - ing fettlements attract multitudes not in the ing ...
... already great establishments of Euro- have indeed increased the number of foreigners peans there , civil and military ; our flourish- in the trade ; for fingle fhips of countries hold - ing fettlements attract multitudes not in the ing ...
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