Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumen 1R. Bagshaw, 1802 |
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... Cape , came on board the Admiral . He told us that General Chris - dition to Port Republicain ( Port - au - Prince ) . I cly tophe had sent a courier to Toussaint , to request or- know by report , that ou troops have entered that ders ...
... Cape , came on board the Admiral . He told us that General Chris - dition to Port Republicain ( Port - au - Prince ) . I cly tophe had sent a courier to Toussaint , to request or- know by report , that ou troops have entered that ders ...
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... Cape , although the buoys were removed . ation in the Bay of Mancenille , and the entrance of the troops into Fort Dauphin . The General in Chief took that part which he thought most favourable to humanity , and the sole object of the ...
... Cape , although the buoys were removed . ation in the Bay of Mancenille , and the entrance of the troops into Fort Dauphin . The General in Chief took that part which he thought most favourable to humanity , and the sole object of the ...
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... Cape , & c . & c . it ships may run the passage without touch- might be . Sir William Grant admitted the ing at the Cape , yet the troops on board justice of this reasoning , but yet denied the would be unfit for service for months ...
... Cape , & c . & c . it ships may run the passage without touch- might be . Sir William Grant admitted the ing at the Cape , yet the troops on board justice of this reasoning , but yet denied the would be unfit for service for months ...
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