Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumen 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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... soldiers look up to me for redress . This is strongly censured by one member , and it wounds the feelings of another . Well , what are the means used to prevent the soldiers from looking up to me for re- dress ? Why , the soldiers are ...
... soldiers look up to me for redress . This is strongly censured by one member , and it wounds the feelings of another . Well , what are the means used to prevent the soldiers from looking up to me for re- dress ? Why , the soldiers are ...
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... Soldiers , and to accept Commissions or Letters of Service , to serve as Officers or Engineers , from his Majesty , his Heirs and Successors , or from any Persons duly au- missions or Letters of Service to Foreign Officers THEREIN ; and ...
... Soldiers , and to accept Commissions or Letters of Service , to serve as Officers or Engineers , from his Majesty , his Heirs and Successors , or from any Persons duly au- missions or Letters of Service to Foreign Officers THEREIN ; and ...
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... soldiers . They actually sat , in their judicial capa- city , under the protection of the regular army.Against the people assembled in Cornwall a regiment of Welsh Militia were called out ; and , as will be seen by the intelligence ...
... soldiers . They actually sat , in their judicial capa- city , under the protection of the regular army.Against the people assembled in Cornwall a regiment of Welsh Militia were called out ; and , as will be seen by the intelligence ...
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