Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volúmenes 30-31R. Bagshaw, 1971 |
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... wish that America may be kept in a state so defenceless , as to be un- able to defend herself against any act of hostility on the part of our government ; if this be still your wish , my dear John Bull , learn , for your punishment ...
... wish that America may be kept in a state so defenceless , as to be un- able to defend herself against any act of hostility on the part of our government ; if this be still your wish , my dear John Bull , learn , for your punishment ...
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... wish to render the sovereign hated by his people , and pave the way if you can for his dethronement . This is indeed ... wish , that English blood and English treasure should not have been spent in restoring him against the wishes of the ...
... wish to render the sovereign hated by his people , and pave the way if you can for his dethronement . This is indeed ... wish , that English blood and English treasure should not have been spent in restoring him against the wishes of the ...
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... wish to regard those menas seditious , who reprobate bribery and corruption and false- swearing agreeably to the ... wish the people of England to be a moral and religious people , and yet do you wish that they should not hold these ...
... wish to regard those menas seditious , who reprobate bribery and corruption and false- swearing agreeably to the ... wish the people of England to be a moral and religious people , and yet do you wish that they should not hold these ...
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