Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 27-29William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 549
... France ; you see how this migration throws others out of work , and how it lessens the number of persons who pay the taxes , and you see , that they would not migrate to France , if the means of living were not cheaper in France than in ...
... France ; you see how this migration throws others out of work , and how it lessens the number of persons who pay the taxes , and you see , that they would not migrate to France , if the means of living were not cheaper in France than in ...
Page 557
... France , would again become Freuch , " morable vengeance , by delivering up the " and the triumphant eagles would again 66 66 66 " carry beyond the Rhine , the Alps , and the Pyrences , the independence and the emancipation of nations ...
... France , would again become Freuch , " morable vengeance , by delivering up the " and the triumphant eagles would again 66 66 66 " carry beyond the Rhine , the Alps , and the Pyrences , the independence and the emancipation of nations ...
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... France either as friends , or as done for France . enemies , of the whole people , a vast ma- France was entered by you and your al - jority of whom was said to be loyal . If as lies with the professed objects of putting down Napoleon ...
... France either as friends , or as done for France . enemies , of the whole people , a vast ma- France was entered by you and your al - jority of whom was said to be loyal . If as lies with the professed objects of putting down Napoleon ...
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