Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 27-29William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 395
... Bourbons were not only suffered to depart without harm , but , they appear to have experienced not any obstruction , or even insult , on their journey . It is no more than just to sup- pose , that their conduct has been such as to ...
... Bourbons were not only suffered to depart without harm , but , they appear to have experienced not any obstruction , or even insult , on their journey . It is no more than just to sup- pose , that their conduct has been such as to ...
Page 655
... Bourbons were upon the throne , was , in its utmost ex- tent , that we had preserved the Church property , the Feudal Rights and Titles , and the Borough system . This is the most that the Pitt system can take credit for . But , I now ...
... Bourbons were upon the throne , was , in its utmost ex- tent , that we had preserved the Church property , the Feudal Rights and Titles , and the Borough system . This is the most that the Pitt system can take credit for . But , I now ...
Page 37
... Bourbons . These papers tell us , that numbers of French people , in towns as well as villages , have been put to death , by the Austrians , the Prussians , the Ba- varians . That towns and villages have been burnt , and that the ...
... Bourbons . These papers tell us , that numbers of French people , in towns as well as villages , have been put to death , by the Austrians , the Prussians , the Ba- varians . That towns and villages have been burnt , and that the ...
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