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Página 75
He has found that peace, though coming in such an enchanting shape, though
the olive came entwined with the laurel, has not brought the usual advantages of
peace. He seems wonderstricken at this. And, I, dare say that you are as much ...
He has found that peace, though coming in such an enchanting shape, though
the olive came entwined with the laurel, has not brought the usual advantages of
peace. He seems wonderstricken at this. And, I, dare say that you are as much ...
Página 209
After such a war as that in “ which we had been engaged, it was “utterly
impossible in the first year to ap“ proximate any thing like a permanent “peace
establishment. Was this the case “immediately after the conclusion of the “
American war?
After such a war as that in “ which we had been engaged, it was “utterly
impossible in the first year to ap“ proximate any thing like a permanent “peace
establishment. Was this the case “immediately after the conclusion of the “
American war?
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The English people, glutted with conquest and with glory, and dazzled with the
splendid feats which closed the war, might have been contented; but, to have
wartaxes to pay in peace, while the means of paying, owing to an alteratien in the
...
The English people, glutted with conquest and with glory, and dazzled with the
splendid feats which closed the war, might have been contented; but, to have
wartaxes to pay in peace, while the means of paying, owing to an alteratien in the
...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volúmenes 30-31 |
| Editor | William Cobbett |
| Editor | Greenwood Reprint Corporation, 1971 |
| Procedencia del original | University of Minnesota |
| Digitalizado | 11 Feb 2013 |
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