Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumen 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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... Ireland was as cor- " dial and zealous as it ever had been . " He confessed frankly that knowing as " he did the unaltered and unalterable " sentiments of an Illustrious . Personage " towards Ireland , he could not conceal " from the ...
... Ireland was as cor- " dial and zealous as it ever had been . " He confessed frankly that knowing as " he did the unaltered and unalterable " sentiments of an Illustrious . Personage " towards Ireland , he could not conceal " from the ...
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... Ireland . He was happy , therefore , that his Right Hon . Friend , ( Mr. Perceval ) had agreed to ex- tend the provisions of the Bill which he was about to move for leave to bring in , to Ireland , thereby communicating the same ...
... Ireland . He was happy , therefore , that his Right Hon . Friend , ( Mr. Perceval ) had agreed to ex- tend the provisions of the Bill which he was about to move for leave to bring in , to Ireland , thereby communicating the same ...
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... Ireland , may weaken their attachment to their country , and impair the means of its defence ; and that the continued pressure of these laws , in times of unexampled danger , only spreads the general feeling of distrustful alarm , and ...
... Ireland , may weaken their attachment to their country , and impair the means of its defence ; and that the continued pressure of these laws , in times of unexampled danger , only spreads the general feeling of distrustful alarm , and ...
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