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All sorts of vile means will be used by those who have the controul of a corrupt
press, to misrepresent, this important occasion. To hirelings ars raving with
mortification at this orand before hand. It is, therefore, incumbent a clear light, and
thus ...
All sorts of vile means will be used by those who have the controul of a corrupt
press, to misrepresent, this important occasion. To hirelings ars raving with
mortification at this orand before hand. It is, therefore, incumbent a clear light, and
thus ...
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He would have been anxious to avoid all means of reconciliation. But, on the
contrary, he is the first to make an effort to put an end to the war; and, even in the
case of impressment, to tender voluntarily a measure calculated to remove our ...
He would have been anxious to avoid all means of reconciliation. But, on the
contrary, he is the first to make an effort to put an end to the war; and, even in the
case of impressment, to tender voluntarily a measure calculated to remove our ...
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He means the Members of Parliament. But what then 2 Was it made a condition,
that she should not fall in love with a “ hand“some Major * Away, you paltry,
snivelling hypocrite, whoever you may be ; and, Fo you may be a rival of the lady.
He means the Members of Parliament. But what then 2 Was it made a condition,
that she should not fall in love with a “ hand“some Major * Away, you paltry,
snivelling hypocrite, whoever you may be ; and, Fo you may be a rival of the lady.
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They have, in general, “assumed, at all public places, their na“tional cockade,
both as a means of at“tracting to themselves those attentions, “and also to
prevent their being mistaken “for English, and exposed as such to the “affronts
which of ...
They have, in general, “assumed, at all public places, their na“tional cockade,
both as a means of at“tracting to themselves those attentions, “and also to
prevent their being mistaken “for English, and exposed as such to the “affronts
which of ...
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You will not force us, General, to couvert into soldiers the negroes, whom we are
at this moment purchasing on the coast of Africa; you will not force us to emplov
all possible means of destruction; you will not expose yourselves to witness the ...
You will not force us, General, to couvert into soldiers the negroes, whom we are
at this moment purchasing on the coast of Africa; you will not force us to emplov
all possible means of destruction; you will not expose yourselves to witness the ...
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| Título | Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumen 27 English literary periodicals |
| Editor | R. Bagshaw, 1815 |
| Procedencia del original | University of Minnesota |
| Digitalizado | 11 Feb 2013 |
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