Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumen 15R. Bagshaw, 1809 |
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... PORTUGAL . - Report of the Board of Inquiry to the King , dated Dec. 22 , 1808. Also the subsequent Pro- ceedings of the said Board . May it please your majesty.We the under - written general officers of the army , in obedience to your ...
... PORTUGAL . - Report of the Board of Inquiry to the King , dated Dec. 22 , 1808. Also the subsequent Pro- ceedings of the said Board . May it please your majesty.We the under - written general officers of the army , in obedience to your ...
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... Portugal and Spain , and that lieut . - general sir H. Burrard was to be second in command , he sailed with the first fair wind from Gibraltar on the 13th of August , communicated with Lord Collingwood off Cadiz , and on the 19th with ...
... Portugal and Spain , and that lieut . - general sir H. Burrard was to be second in command , he sailed with the first fair wind from Gibraltar on the 13th of August , communicated with Lord Collingwood off Cadiz , and on the 19th with ...
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... PORTUGAL . With respect to these countries the most remarkable thing is , that , if we do not assist " our allies , " as they are jocular- ly called , with any thing else ... Portugal . Austria, Spain and Portugal The Court Martial' - 886.
... PORTUGAL . With respect to these countries the most remarkable thing is , that , if we do not assist " our allies , " as they are jocular- ly called , with any thing else ... Portugal . Austria, Spain and Portugal The Court Martial' - 886.
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AmericaOrders in Council relative to the Commerce with the United States | 1 |
CONVENTION in PortugalReport of the Board of Inquiry to the King | 13 |
City and County of the City of Gloucester March | 29 |
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