Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumen 17R. Bagshaw, 1810 |
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... reader , FIRST , that , when ( on the 20th of December last ) the City of London petitioned , in the most submissive manner , to cause an Inquiry to be made into the causes of our failure and losses in the late Expedition to Holland ...
... reader , FIRST , that , when ( on the 20th of December last ) the City of London petitioned , in the most submissive manner , to cause an Inquiry to be made into the causes of our failure and losses in the late Expedition to Holland ...
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... reader , it is hardly necessary to remind you how Mr. Wardle was abused for this ; what a noise the partizans of the ministers made about the answer of Mr. Huskisson , who , not only denied that any such savings could be made , but who ...
... reader , it is hardly necessary to remind you how Mr. Wardle was abused for this ; what a noise the partizans of the ministers made about the answer of Mr. Huskisson , who , not only denied that any such savings could be made , but who ...
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... reader to mark well the words in the parenthesis - But , above all things , I beg the reader's attention to the letter of Ad- miral Cochrane ; to the language of that letter ; and to some of its assertions , too . -I want little more ...
... reader to mark well the words in the parenthesis - But , above all things , I beg the reader's attention to the letter of Ad- miral Cochrane ; to the language of that letter ; and to some of its assertions , too . -I want little more ...
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