Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 27-29William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 779
... French coast , in a sloop of war , by " vice to which he was destined . The some French gun - boats . He was carried " shame attached to the premeditation to Paris , as we complained , and which was " of a project as atrocious and vile ...
... French coast , in a sloop of war , by " vice to which he was destined . The some French gun - boats . He was carried " shame attached to the premeditation to Paris , as we complained , and which was " of a project as atrocious and vile ...
Page 367
... French . But , first let it be observed , that , all these , which took place after July 1792 , are fairly to be ascribed to the war : that war which the Bourbons and Aristocrats , and the Prus- sians and Austrians made upon the French ...
... French . But , first let it be observed , that , all these , which took place after July 1792 , are fairly to be ascribed to the war : that war which the Bourbons and Aristocrats , and the Prus- sians and Austrians made upon the French ...
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... French people | thus punished ? Is it because so great a majority were your decided friends ? Either the French people desired your re- storation , or they did not . If they did , what a return are you making them for their friendship ...
... French people | thus punished ? Is it because so great a majority were your decided friends ? Either the French people desired your re- storation , or they did not . If they did , what a return are you making them for their friendship ...
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