Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 3R. Bagshaw, 1803 - Great Britain |
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... England's Manifes- " to , " the other , " the King of England's Declaration , accompanied " with Remarks . " Both these writings , the latter of which is attributed to the pen of MR . HAUTRIVE , were first published in the Moniteur ...
... England's Manifes- " to , " the other , " the King of England's Declaration , accompanied " with Remarks . " Both these writings , the latter of which is attributed to the pen of MR . HAUTRIVE , were first published in the Moniteur ...
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... England 774 840 Bonaparté's Message to the Legislative Body , relative to War with England Note from the Russian Prime Minister relative to the Guarantee of Malta Original Note transmitted by Lord Whitworth to M. Talleyrand , relative ...
... England 774 840 Bonaparté's Message to the Legislative Body , relative to War with England Note from the Russian Prime Minister relative to the Guarantee of Malta Original Note transmitted by Lord Whitworth to M. Talleyrand , relative ...
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... England . They are in the right . I had rather see my horse , Button , eating the grass of Borden- " town or Morissana , than see all the pomp and " shew of Europe . - A 100 years hence , for I ** must indulge a few thoughts , perhaps ...
... England . They are in the right . I had rather see my horse , Button , eating the grass of Borden- " town or Morissana , than see all the pomp and " shew of Europe . - A 100 years hence , for I ** must indulge a few thoughts , perhaps ...
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... England honoured ME with a thousand martyrdoms by burning ME in effigy in every town in that country , and their hirelings in Ame- rica may do the same . THOMAS PAINE . City of Washington , Nov. 12 , 1802 . have sought there a refuge ...
... England honoured ME with a thousand martyrdoms by burning ME in effigy in every town in that country , and their hirelings in Ame- rica may do the same . THOMAS PAINE . City of Washington , Nov. 12 , 1802 . have sought there a refuge ...
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... England ; as there can be no hope , there can be no looks back with complacency to the cause of all he has done his duty - he cannot consolation : ulterior and increasing distress reproach himself with subsequent events is all we can ...
... England ; as there can be no hope , there can be no looks back with complacency to the cause of all he has done his duty - he cannot consolation : ulterior and increasing distress reproach himself with subsequent events is all we can ...
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