Cobbett's Political Register, Volumen1William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... cause of truth , the cause of the Church and of true religion , demand this exposure from some one , and from no one mcre loudly than from me , who have hitherto acted as a forlorn hope to more powerful and less ad- venturous writers ...
... cause of truth , the cause of the Church and of true religion , demand this exposure from some one , and from no one mcre loudly than from me , who have hitherto acted as a forlorn hope to more powerful and less ad- venturous writers ...
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... cause to which , in my opinion , the pre- sent perilous situation of this country can alone be attributed . One of the most important advantages to be derived from the study of history , is , that , by being made acquainted with the ...
... cause to which , in my opinion , the pre- sent perilous situation of this country can alone be attributed . One of the most important advantages to be derived from the study of history , is , that , by being made acquainted with the ...
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... cause of suspicion , or from exonerating the officer of the belligerent party from a responsibility for such proceeding , it leaves the law of nations , in this particular , in full force , and contemplating that such officer shall be ...
... cause of suspicion , or from exonerating the officer of the belligerent party from a responsibility for such proceeding , it leaves the law of nations , in this particular , in full force , and contemplating that such officer shall be ...
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