Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumen 22R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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... prisoners had addressed their complaints in the humblest and the most 56 respectful language . Such gaols and 66 prisoners were , he contended , the She " riff's , whose duty it was , not to ride on a " caparisoned horse into the assize ...
... prisoners had addressed their complaints in the humblest and the most 56 respectful language . Such gaols and 66 prisoners were , he contended , the She " riff's , whose duty it was , not to ride on a " caparisoned horse into the assize ...
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... prisoners of war , with a due proportion of indeed , since the reign of Queen Anne . officers . This is , therefore , a victory , and , By sea we have been accustomed to beat in a military point of view , something to be every body ...
... prisoners of war , with a due proportion of indeed , since the reign of Queen Anne . officers . This is , therefore , a victory , and , By sea we have been accustomed to beat in a military point of view , something to be every body ...
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... prisoners . It is really a pleasure to see these troops fight . The new - raised militia vie with the oldest regiments . One battalion of this militia being with the advanced guard , on receiving orders to fall back , first refused to ...
... prisoners . It is really a pleasure to see these troops fight . The new - raised militia vie with the oldest regiments . One battalion of this militia being with the advanced guard , on receiving orders to fall back , first refused to ...
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