Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumen 1R. Bagshaw, 1802 |
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... consequence of some offence committed against the English , he threw up his situation , the better to indulge his revenge . He appears to have fomented the troubles in the Southern districts , by the dispersion of seditious letters ...
... consequence of some offence committed against the English , he threw up his situation , the better to indulge his revenge . He appears to have fomented the troubles in the Southern districts , by the dispersion of seditious letters ...
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... consequence of which hostilities shall cease tween the French Republic and the Sublime Ottoman Done at London the first day of October one thou - change of the ratifications of the present preliminary between the two powers , from the ...
... consequence of which hostilities shall cease tween the French Republic and the Sublime Ottoman Done at London the first day of October one thou - change of the ratifications of the present preliminary between the two powers , from the ...
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... consequence of the seas having been covered with her fleets . The Indian Agents have blinded the eyes of superficial observers , by propos- ing to substitute their enterprise after the peace , in order to produce the same effect which ...
... consequence of the seas having been covered with her fleets . The Indian Agents have blinded the eyes of superficial observers , by propos- ing to substitute their enterprise after the peace , in order to produce the same effect which ...
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