Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumen 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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... appears by the accounts to be placed in General Blake ; and the people of Valencia appear determined to co - operate in resistance to the enemy.- There has been no movement in the north since I last addressed your Lordship . Freneda ...
... appears by the accounts to be placed in General Blake ; and the people of Valencia appear determined to co - operate in resistance to the enemy.- There has been no movement in the north since I last addressed your Lordship . Freneda ...
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... appears , sometime ago ; and , now , since the inquiry of Lord Folke- stone , they are , we are told , dismissed . But what are we to understand from this ? That they are let loose in England ; or , that they are sent back to their ...
... appears , sometime ago ; and , now , since the inquiry of Lord Folke- stone , they are , we are told , dismissed . But what are we to understand from this ? That they are let loose in England ; or , that they are sent back to their ...
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... appears to me , that conciliation is at an end , if these pestiferous news - papers , such as the Times and the Courier , are resolved to persevere in their contemptuous lan- guage and their false accusations against the whole class of ...
... appears to me , that conciliation is at an end , if these pestiferous news - papers , such as the Times and the Courier , are resolved to persevere in their contemptuous lan- guage and their false accusations against the whole class of ...
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