Cobbett's Political Register, Volumen8William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... means to better the condition of England . It saw , in those sometimes - cruel and always- inglorious wars , a source of upstart wealth , of encroachment upon the ancient aristocra- cy , of effiminacy of manners , and of the basest ...
... means to better the condition of England . It saw , in those sometimes - cruel and always- inglorious wars , a source of upstart wealth , of encroachment upon the ancient aristocra- cy , of effiminacy of manners , and of the basest ...
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... means of misrepresen- tation ; and , the reader may be assured , that the giving of the appearance of Royal sanc- tion to the pamphlet , or rather to the appli- cation of the word persecution , was not without design . It is probable ...
... means of misrepresen- tation ; and , the reader may be assured , that the giving of the appearance of Royal sanc- tion to the pamphlet , or rather to the appli- cation of the word persecution , was not without design . It is probable ...
Página 747
... means of coping with her by sea , and that therefore he had the power " of invading her . This victory will put 66 an end to that delusion at once . His constant cry has been ships , colonies , and commerce . He may cry out , but where ...
... means of coping with her by sea , and that therefore he had the power " of invading her . This victory will put 66 an end to that delusion at once . His constant cry has been ships , colonies , and commerce . He may cry out , but where ...
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Mr Pitts Case Concluded from Vol vii p 971 | 11 |
A Churchman on the Views of the Catholics | 23 |
Proclamation addressed by General Ney to the Tyrolese | 27 |
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