Cobbett's Political Register, Volumen1William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... territorial and commercial independence of Portugal . Lord Pelham answered , that , as to commerce , Portugal was still at liberty to treat with this country ; and , that respecting boundaries of her territory , it was guaranteed from ...
... territorial and commercial independence of Portugal . Lord Pelham answered , that , as to commerce , Portugal was still at liberty to treat with this country ; and , that respecting boundaries of her territory , it was guaranteed from ...
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... territory , the armies of such a power will be greatly diminished , and conse- quently this will be a real cause of a constant and immediate decay . For several years the ambition of the House of Austria has been evident ; this last war ...
... territory , the armies of such a power will be greatly diminished , and conse- quently this will be a real cause of a constant and immediate decay . For several years the ambition of the House of Austria has been evident ; this last war ...
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... territory . As long , there- fore , as a state keeps within its own territory , and exercises its jurisdiction there , the protection in question is not a violation of our rights - but when its ships are in the main ocean ; as they are ...
... territory . As long , there- fore , as a state keeps within its own territory , and exercises its jurisdiction there , the protection in question is not a violation of our rights - but when its ships are in the main ocean ; as they are ...
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