Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumen 1R. Bagshaw, 1802 |
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... ministers were duly aware of the sailing of the expedition from Brest , and that they had reason to believe , that the objects of France were of a legiti- mate nature . He further observed , that he thought the interests of our own ...
... ministers were duly aware of the sailing of the expedition from Brest , and that they had reason to believe , that the objects of France were of a legiti- mate nature . He further observed , that he thought the interests of our own ...
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... ministers of supineness , in not having provided means either for com- pelling France to an adherence to her en- gagement , or for immediately counteracting the prejudicial effects of its infringement . But whatever the circumstances ...
... ministers of supineness , in not having provided means either for com- pelling France to an adherence to her en- gagement , or for immediately counteracting the prejudicial effects of its infringement . But whatever the circumstances ...
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... ministers pleni- potentiary from the Batavian , Helvetic , and Italian Republics , and that his Majesty was disposed , on his part , to appoint ministers of the same rank to reside in those repub- lics . He at the same time declared ...
... ministers pleni- potentiary from the Batavian , Helvetic , and Italian Republics , and that his Majesty was disposed , on his part , to appoint ministers of the same rank to reside in those repub- lics . He at the same time declared ...
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