Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumen 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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... England , and to secure our troops " from contumelies and insults , such as they have suffered from those detestable ... England formerly talked of Hanoverian troops ; but now , because a member of parliament ventures to express his ...
... England , and to secure our troops " from contumelies and insults , such as they have suffered from those detestable ... England formerly talked of Hanoverian troops ; but now , because a member of parliament ventures to express his ...
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... England , that I wonder how it could be received and published even by the pro- prietor of the Times news - paper.- When , upon what occasion , did Hanover fight the battles of England ? Was it in the war of 1743 , when the conduct of ...
... England , that I wonder how it could be received and published even by the pro- prietor of the Times news - paper.- When , upon what occasion , did Hanover fight the battles of England ? Was it in the war of 1743 , when the conduct of ...
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... England , is dis- posed for war . This , however , is not , in my opinion , an evil . A temporary one it is : but , I can see no good that can arise to England from being the workshop for America , while we do not raise corn enough to ...
... England , is dis- posed for war . This , however , is not , in my opinion , an evil . A temporary one it is : but , I can see no good that can arise to England from being the workshop for America , while we do not raise corn enough to ...
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