Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumen 1R. Bagshaw, 1802 |
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... army may evacuate popularity : they well knew , that if this Egypt ; which the First Consul seeing that a French army in Egypt was of little use without arms , and in the custody of a Bri- tish army , was graciously pleased to grant ...
... army may evacuate popularity : they well knew , that if this Egypt ; which the First Consul seeing that a French army in Egypt was of little use without arms , and in the custody of a Bri- tish army , was graciously pleased to grant ...
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... army of the country , an army increasing by every man it dis- charged , as po man in time of peace should be re- tained in actual employment after the expiration of his time although he might wish it , † provided a re- cruit could be ...
... army of the country , an army increasing by every man it dis- charged , as po man in time of peace should be re- tained in actual employment after the expiration of his time although he might wish it , † provided a re- cruit could be ...
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... army of Great Britain and Ireland , the proportion to be defrayed by Great Britain cannot be esti- mated at less than That of the charge of the navy ( supposing the number of sea- men employed to be reduced from 70,000 , their present ...
... army of Great Britain and Ireland , the proportion to be defrayed by Great Britain cannot be esti- mated at less than That of the charge of the navy ( supposing the number of sea- men employed to be reduced from 70,000 , their present ...
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