Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volúmenes 30-31R. Bagshaw, 1971 |
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... Bourbons . The peo - ed , if murder and robbery be the means of ple of America have their eye upon all that passes here . They have well ob- - 66 66 66 66 | 66 " It is. carry their passion for Royal Govern- ment , that , upon the ...
... Bourbons . The peo - ed , if murder and robbery be the means of ple of America have their eye upon all that passes here . They have well ob- - 66 66 66 66 | 66 " It is. carry their passion for Royal Govern- ment , that , upon the ...
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... Bourbons has never the Bourbon family and government ? been for one half century unstained I must not be told that these infamies with Protestant blood . Is there , then , existed in ancient times , and that they one single member of ...
... Bourbons has never the Bourbon family and government ? been for one half century unstained I must not be told that these infamies with Protestant blood . Is there , then , existed in ancient times , and that they one single member of ...
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... Bourbon family . The Duke of Berri not only subscribed his two hundred pounds in the first instance for our relief ; but ... Bourbons , whose family , for cen- turies had been held in abhorrence in England , and justly held in abhorrence ...
... Bourbon family . The Duke of Berri not only subscribed his two hundred pounds in the first instance for our relief ; but ... Bourbons , whose family , for cen- turies had been held in abhorrence in England , and justly held in abhorrence ...
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