Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 27-29William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 327
... Elba , which was selected by Napoleon him - ishment , in consideration of his relin- self as his future residence , was declar- quishing all claims upon that country .-- ed by the allied powers , to form " dur- It is well known , that ...
... Elba , which was selected by Napoleon him - ishment , in consideration of his relin- self as his future residence , was declar- quishing all claims upon that country .-- ed by the allied powers , to form " dur- It is well known , that ...
Page 359
... Elba . He owed no al legiance to the king of France . By so- lemn treaty , to which England was a party , he abdicated the throne of France , his legitimate possession of which had before been acknowledged by Austria , the Pope , Russia ...
... Elba . He owed no al legiance to the king of France . By so- lemn treaty , to which England was a party , he abdicated the throne of France , his legitimate possession of which had before been acknowledged by Austria , the Pope , Russia ...
Page 361
... Elba . The Bourbons have had the rule of the kingdom for a year ; they have , as we have been assured , behaved in a way exactly opposite to that of Napoleon . They have taken all his old generals into their pay and service ; and , as ...
... Elba . The Bourbons have had the rule of the kingdom for a year ; they have , as we have been assured , behaved in a way exactly opposite to that of Napoleon . They have taken all his old generals into their pay and service ; and , as ...
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