Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumen 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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... shew him- self upon the occasion ? Was he to go , in consequence of such a summons , to have his nose counted in the division ? There was the order voted , that was enough for him . If those , who voted it , had a mind to unvote it , he ...
... shew him- self upon the occasion ? Was he to go , in consequence of such a summons , to have his nose counted in the division ? There was the order voted , that was enough for him . If those , who voted it , had a mind to unvote it , he ...
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... shew me , that it is troops of conquered have officers enough of our own ; quite countries that we are employing , I shall be plenty . I hold , that we have more com- easy ; but this is what you cannot shew me ; missioned officers , aud ...
... shew me , that it is troops of conquered have officers enough of our own ; quite countries that we are employing , I shall be plenty . I hold , that we have more com- easy ; but this is what you cannot shew me ; missioned officers , aud ...
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... shew what he did as Minister ; I shall place before your eyes what has hap- pened in England during the existence of his power . cases , By way of introduction you should be told , that , owing to a scarcity of work for our ...
... shew what he did as Minister ; I shall place before your eyes what has hap- pened in England during the existence of his power . cases , By way of introduction you should be told , that , owing to a scarcity of work for our ...
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