Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumen 1R. Bagshaw, 1802 |
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... must now re- manufactures are much more numerous as main there , and be employed for the bene- well as more noisy than the owners of ships . fit of our enemies . or must come home Their property and their workmen are al- through the ...
... must now re- manufactures are much more numerous as main there , and be employed for the bene- well as more noisy than the owners of ships . fit of our enemies . or must come home Their property and their workmen are al- through the ...
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... must wait main at Washington . the return of ancient habits , it must wait till the products of our manufactures are perfected : the communication with Eng- land has caufed a ceffation of ancient wants , while it has given birth to new ...
... must wait main at Washington . the return of ancient habits , it must wait till the products of our manufactures are perfected : the communication with Eng- land has caufed a ceffation of ancient wants , while it has given birth to new ...
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... must be well persuaded that these rulers of the sea will never give us the necessary time for re- creating and forming our marine by the ordi- nary means of mercantile navigation and fish- eries . We must believe , that they will always ...
... must be well persuaded that these rulers of the sea will never give us the necessary time for re- creating and forming our marine by the ordi- nary means of mercantile navigation and fish- eries . We must believe , that they will always ...
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