Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 27-29William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 517
... Louis XIII . was an oppressor and persecutor of his people from the beginning to the end of his reign . The third , Louis XIV . besides his wars of aggression and of conquest ; besides his attempts to create civil war in England and to ...
... Louis XIII . was an oppressor and persecutor of his people from the beginning to the end of his reign . The third , Louis XIV . besides his wars of aggression and of conquest ; besides his attempts to create civil war in England and to ...
Page 183
... Louis less than our ancestors did King James . It follows clearly , that if one drop of blood is perjured for swearing , after he had abdi- | themselves against Louis when he waged cated , allegiance to the Prince of Orange ! What was ...
... Louis less than our ancestors did King James . It follows clearly , that if one drop of blood is perjured for swearing , after he had abdi- | themselves against Louis when he waged cated , allegiance to the Prince of Orange ! What was ...
Page 109
... Louis XVI . What Louis XVIII . has now done for France ; what blessings the peo- ple of France are now enjoying under his paternal " government , are no longer a secret . He has told us of his " profound grief " at signing the treaty ...
... Louis XVI . What Louis XVIII . has now done for France ; what blessings the peo- ple of France are now enjoying under his paternal " government , are no longer a secret . He has told us of his " profound grief " at signing the treaty ...
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