Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumen 27R. Bagshaw, 1815 |
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... Republicans were impressed by our " conditions expressed in the said Order . officers . It is notorious , that many of them " Under the circumstances of your having have beca compelled to serve on board of " no powers to negociate , I ...
... Republicans were impressed by our " conditions expressed in the said Order . officers . It is notorious , that many of them " Under the circumstances of your having have beca compelled to serve on board of " no powers to negociate , I ...
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... Republicans . practice is taken away . It is in this mode The Republic having failed in this en- " that the President is willing to accommo- deavour to restore peace , she made another " date this important controversy with the attempt ...
... Republicans . practice is taken away . It is in this mode The Republic having failed in this en- " that the President is willing to accommo- deavour to restore peace , she made another " date this important controversy with the attempt ...
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... Republican ships to English press- " satisfactorily arranged . He is willing gangs , was , it appears to me , made by the " that Great Britain should be secured President to prevent the war , and to put " against the evils of which she ...
... Republican ships to English press- " satisfactorily arranged . He is willing gangs , was , it appears to me , made by the " that Great Britain should be secured President to prevent the war , and to put " against the evils of which she ...
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... Republican States . They openly pro- claimed this ; and , indeed , I verily believe , that , about four months ago , a great part of the nation had been persuaded , that the project would be accomplished very speedily . Thus was the war ...
... Republican States . They openly pro- claimed this ; and , indeed , I verily believe , that , about four months ago , a great part of the nation had been persuaded , that the project would be accomplished very speedily . Thus was the war ...
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... Republicans . At one time , it was superior numbers ; at ano- ther , heavier metal ; at another , our own seamen inveigled into the Republican ships . This delusion was kept up for two years , until the incursion in the Chesapeake ...
... Republicans . At one time , it was superior numbers ; at ano- ther , heavier metal ; at another , our own seamen inveigled into the Republican ships . This delusion was kept up for two years , until the incursion in the Chesapeake ...
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