Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumen 17R. Bagshaw, 1810 |
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... respect in the disavowal itself . - The stress you have laid on what you have been pleased to state as the substitution of the terms finally agreed on , for the terms first proposed , has excited no small degree of surprise . Certain it ...
... respect in the disavowal itself . - The stress you have laid on what you have been pleased to state as the substitution of the terms finally agreed on , for the terms first proposed , has excited no small degree of surprise . Certain it ...
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... respect the sacred " institutions of religion ; or to say , that " when a despot means to act in defiance " of its most solemn ordinances , it is con- " temptible to see him exhibit the farce of whining respect for that which he is at ...
... respect the sacred " institutions of religion ; or to say , that " when a despot means to act in defiance " of its most solemn ordinances , it is con- " temptible to see him exhibit the farce of whining respect for that which he is at ...
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... respect to Spain , he did Corpus Act , and for permitting the undi- not think that the Government could minished exercise of the liberty of the have acted otherwise than they did . They press . With respect to these expeditions could ...
... respect to Spain , he did Corpus Act , and for permitting the undi- not think that the Government could minished exercise of the liberty of the have acted otherwise than they did . They press . With respect to these expeditions could ...
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